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STOCKTON - In the space of a few weeks in October and early November, Stockton Unified's police force was thrust into the news after incidents involving guns at three of the district's campuses.
STOCKTON - In the space of a few weeks in October and early November, Stockton Unified's police force was thrust into the news after incidents involving guns at three of the district's campuses.
Less high-profile, however, is the force's role earlier this month in a drug bust that netted more than $100,000 worth of marijuana and resulted in the arrest of a 17-year-old Edison High School student.
Unlike the gun incidents, the marijuana bust occurred during non-school hours and off-campus. Jim West, the Stockton Unified chief, said the bust illustrates the benefits of having his force operating and patrolling seven days a week, 24 hours a day.
"Some people suggest we should only police on the campus itself," West said this week. "But the campus is not distinct from the community in which it's located. We find trespassers all the time at night and on the weekends on our campuses."
The drug bust began as a traffic stop shortly after 9 p.m. on Nov. 3, a Saturday. Officer Michael Hitchcock and officer-trainee Jonathan Johnson were patrolling near Edison High when they noticed a car driving around without its headlights or taillights on. They stopped the car at Hunter and First streets, two blocks east of the high school.
The details of the arrest come from Hitchcock, who has been an officer for three years:
The driver, a 17-year-old male, said when asked that he did not have a driver's license, and volunteered the information that he was in possession of one ounce of marijuana. He also consented to a search of his car.
The search netted nine Mason jars: seven jars in the trunk that were empty except for traces of marijuana residue and two in a backpack in the backseat filled with the ounce of marijuana. The officers also found a scale and 11 marijuana brownies.
The driver was read his Miranda rights, at which point he admitted he was an Edison student and a dealer at the school. The officers brought him to his home, where he lived with his parents and siblings.
The boy consented to a search of his room, where the officers found equipment to grow marijuana, as well as ammunition for four different types of handguns. His mother then allowed the officers to look in the house and backyard.
Peering into a shed with a flashlight, the officers saw close to 50 jars of various sizes filled with marijuana. The father agreed to unlock the shed. The jackpot: 20.55 pounds of marijuana. Stockton police officers were called in to lend their expertise in the confiscation.
The boy, whose name is being withheld because of his age, was arrested on a variety of charges and taken to juvenile hall. The father, who had an invalid medical-marijuana identification card, was not arrested but his case was referred to the San Joaquin County District Attorney for possible prosecution.
West said it was the largest drug bust his officers have made in his more than five years running the force.
"It was quite an operation the kid had going there," West said.
Most of the work done by Stockton Unified officers during non-school hours is much less dramatic. Off-hour calls to campuses generally fall into two categories, West said. Vandalism is one. The other is burglaries, with thieves looking for computers, other electronic gear and copper.
West said his roughly 15 officers respond to calls that city officers most likely would have to bypass because they are occupied policing Stockton's violent crime.
The marijuana bust was just such an example, West said. As it happened, it had a direct benefit for Stockton Unified by removing an alleged marijuana dealer from the Edison campus.
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Approval of a permit for a facility near Lick Branch Cove on the north shore clears the way for construction to begin on the first phase of the Rocky Mount Sewer District's first centralized wastewater treatment plant.
Approval of a permit for a facility near Lick Branch Cove on the north shore clears the way for construction to begin on the first phase of the Rocky Mount Sewer District's first centralized wastewater treatment plant.
Construction is expected to get underway immediately in order to allow the district to meet guidelines for funding. The facility will be located on Red Arrow Road in Morgan County.
The Missouri Department of Natural Resources notified the district of the approval on June 13.
The Rocky Mount Sewer District project is funded by $3 million in grants and a $1 million loan, which will go away if construction does not start by June 30.
The sewer board purchased land along Red Arrow Road 3,800 feet south of Route Y in Rocky Mount at a cost of $12,480. The extended-aeration facility proposed at that location will release effluent into a creek that would drain into Lick Branch Cove on the north shore of the Lake of the Ozarks.
An anti-degradation report was completed in March. At that time, DNR released their finding of no significant impact.
According to the report, the project will have a positive impact on water quality and will not result in any significant adverse impacts on rare or endangered species, flood plains, wetlands, recreational areas, cultural/archaeological sites, or air quality.
The Red Arrow location is the second proposed location for the facility; the original plan for phase one of a six-phase plan called for the facility near Blue Spring Creek behind the Dollar General store in Rocky Mount. The board scrapped that plan after landowners along the creek — none of whom the district would serve — protested the facility location.
Blue Spring Creek landowners voiced concerns over the ecological effects of a wastewater treatment facility at the creek. Residents along Lick Branch Cove voiced similar concerns this spring when the district announced the site. Lick Branch Cove is located near the 3.5-mile marker by water.


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Dale L. Fisher, 76, of Loveland died Feb. 1, 2013 in Loveland. He was born July 28, 1936, in Preston, the son of Clarence L. and Edith H. (Cykendall) Fisher.
He married Violet Voge April 4, 1959 in Topeka. She survives with son Randy (Kristi) of Fort Collins, Colo.; daughter, Brenda (Mike) McFarlane of Hampton, Neb.; and by two grandchildren, Kelsie and Michael, all of whom he dearly loved.
Dale was preceded in death by his parents; sisters, Marjorie (Fowler) and Carol (Trafton); and a brother, Don.
A graveside service will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Resthaven Memory Gardens, Fort Collins, and reception to follow at Resthaven Funeral Home. Memorial contributions can be made to Pathways Hospice in care of the funeral home. View the obituary and sign the online guestbook at www.resthavencolorado.com


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One of the suspects charged in the killing of an Ignacio resident was sentenced Friday to eight years in prison and three years of parole after pleading guilty to charges of accessory to murder and robbery.
Shanice Smith, 20, of Farmington, was one of five people charged with first-degree murder in the April 3, 2012, killing of Joey Benavidez. Benavidez, 39, was shot and killed at his mothers house a few miles southwest of Ignacio.
The robbery charge originated from allegations that the suspects took Benavidezs cellphone.
The shooting has been described by 6th Judicial District Attorney Todd Risberg as a drug deal gone bad.
According to statements made by Risberg and Smiths defense lawyer Brian Schowalter, Smith accompanied her cousin, Tommy Lee Mitchell, and friend Elijah Anglin to confront Benavidez in the Ignacio home, but she never entered. Text messages between Benavidez and Mitchell the day of the murder mention the exchange of drugs and money, according to an arrest warrant. Smith remained in a car outside the house with an AK-47 assault rifle by her side. Mitchell texted Smith that he would call her if he needed her to come inside, but that phone call never came.
Both Mitchell and Anglin are suspected of first-degree murder, and both men are awaiting trial.
Risberg pushed District Judge David Dickinson to consider sentencing Smith to close to the maximum penalty of 15 years, saying the judge should consider that Smiths sentence would set the bar for the two defendants awaiting trial.
She was willing to kill him, Risberg said. She was there with a gun.
Benavidez had six children and one grandson who will never see him again, said Melissa Benavidez, the victims sister.
Schowalter argued for the minimum two-year jail sentence, saying Smith was manipulated by Mitchell. The 20-year-old has mental-health issues and was vulnerable to exploitation by others, he said.
Smith did not know how to use the gun, and the weapon did not have a clip in it, Schowalter said.
Joey would have been dead regardless of Ms. Smiths presence, he said.
Smith has offered to testify against her cousin when he goes to trial.
Eight of Smiths friends and family members spoke on her behalf at the hearing.
Smith said she had met Benavidez a few times and said he never gave her a reason to dislike him. She said she never expected her friends to murder Benavidez and assumed she would only use the gun to scare someone in the house.
In deciding on Smiths sentence Dickinson said he considered that she has no criminal record and has cooperated with police. Yet she also had an AK-47 and knew of Mitchells intent, Dickinson said.
The judge said he doubted that anyone could reasonably expect that something good could happen from going along with two armed people who were planning to confront Benavidez.
Along with the sentence, Dickinson recommended that she receive a mental-health evaluation and the recommended treatments. Smith is diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.
The other suspects, Jeremiah Mayson and Armondo Yazzie, accepted plea deals and are awaiting sentencing hearings, Deputy District Attorney Justin Fay said.


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Posted on January 21, 2013
Too late now, of course. If only we'd known, the Newberry would have made so many millions it could pension off its bloggers. And it was so simple: only the proper timing was lacking.
We had this great Quasquicentennial Exhibit, right? And we have this great book (available wherever great books are sold) all about it, called "The Newberry 125". It's been selling pretty well, though it hasn't had to go into a second printing yet.
But if we had just thought to call it "The Newberry 125 Shades of Grey"!
Whatever you say about the books, the title has taken the country by storm. The Chicago History Museum is featuring a history of Chicago music called "Fifty Shades of the Blues". A local grocery establishment is advertising "Fifty Shades of Grain". An author given to blithe poetry has suggested a cookbook called "Fifty Shades of Gravy". Is it a coincidence, this CD of Irish music called "Forty Shades of Green"? (And what happened to the other ten shades?)
The merchandising is impressive, but will it leak to other writers now? Will I one day get to see Fifty Shades of Madison County? Fifty Shades of Effective People? Fifty Shades of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood? Is LOLCats arguing with Stuff On My Cat about who gets to use "Fifty Shades of Grey Kitties"? Will we see a reissue of a great reference book retitled "Fifty Shades of Gray's Anatomy"? (Or will the television series do that first?)
I'm trying to resist working this into the 2013 Book Fair, but it's hard to argue with success. To quote Minnie Pearl, as always, "I don't want to put a stop to it; I wanna get IN on it!" Would the Literature section, which sells at least 90% of its books every year, sell out completely if we sold out and renamed it "Fifty Shades of Great"? Could the Cookbook section become even more popular as "Fifty Shades of Grater"? A commentator from out of state suggested we change the Chicago section into "Fifty Shades of Graft". He's getting old and cranky; he further suggested we make the section on modern music "Fifty Shades of Grunt".
The Political Science titles I've seen coming in so far could be lumped under "Fifty Shades of Gripe". The section in Nature dedicated to animal books could become "Fifty Shades of Graze". The Cemetery Lady's books could be "Fifty Shades of Grave" and….
What's that? Where are we going to put the book itself and its sequels? I have to consider that, since it looks as if we may well get about fifty copies. Maybe it'll be in Computers, as a great Online Bestseller. Maybe it would feel at home in How To, but I'd have to pick whether it belongs in the Hands or Head section. How about Sports? Or Games?
But there's a dramatic shade of red that goes well with grey, and it might be interesting just to set up a few bookcases in the lobby and intershelve them with all those copies of The Da Vinci Code. It'll be the perfect backdrop for this display I'm planning when we get underwriting from The Sunglass Hut. I can see it now: Fifty Shades of Shades.


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Charles King, age 88, of Brookfield, died Saturday, November 10, 2012, at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City.
Charles King, age 88, of Brookfield, died Saturday, November 10, 2012, at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City.
A funeral service will be Wednesday, November 14, 2012, at 11:00 a.m. at Wright-Baker-Hill Funeral Home, Brookfield with Pastor Mike White officiating. Burial will be in Park Lawn Cemetery in Brookfield. Visitation will begin at 1:00 p.m. Tuesday and the family will receive friends from 6:00 until 8:00 in the evening.
Memorials to St. Luke's Heart Institute may be left at or mailed to Wright-Baker-Hill Funeral Home, PO Box 496, Brookfield, MO 64628.
Charles Edward, son of Gird and Josephine (Groetecke) King, was born February 10, 1924, in Brookfield. In 1946, he married Rosalie McCollum.
Charles had worked in the retail grocery business for many years and retired as the manager of Esry's IGA in Brookfield in 1987.
He was a US Army Veteran of World War II serving in the European Theater. He was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church in Brookfield and General Black Jack Pershing Memorial Post 4557 in Brookfield.
Survivors include his wife, Rosalie of the home; one son, Clark King and wife, Connie of Overland Park, Kansas; two grandsons, Andy King and wife, Lea of Basehop, Kansas and Scott King and wife, Kelly of Lee's Summitt; one step grandson, David Stomp of San Francisco, California; one step granddaughter, Kristin Banker and husband, Andy of Overland Park, Kansas; three great-grandsons, Charley King, Reece King, and Brinton Banker; one great-granddaughter, Bentley Banker; three brothers, G.L. King and wife, Nola of Macon, and Dick King and wife, Joann and Jim King and wife, Sherry all of Brookfield; and several nieces, nephews, and other relatives.
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TUSCALOOSA | A University of Alabama student is the first candidate to announce that he will seek the Tuscaloosa City Council's District 4 seat being vacated by Lee Garrison.
Matt Calderone, 22, is attempting to follow the example set by Garrison, who also was 22 years old and a UA student when he was first elected to the City Council in 1997.
Garrison, now 38, announced last week that he will not seek a fifth term on the council. Instead, he is running for Tuscaloosa City Board of Education chairman. The incumbent, Dan Meissner, has said he intends to run to retain his seat.
Calderone, a Trussville native, said that his time here as a college student prepared him for a role as councilman.
"Tuscaloosa, whether you're here for four years, five years or you choose to live here the rest of your life, this will always be your home," he said. "Students on this campus care about this community and they want an advocate and they want a voice.
"I hope to continue to enhance the relationship between the University of Alabama, the city of Tuscaloosa and the community as a whole."
Calderone worked as an intern at City Hall before the April 27, 2011, tornado, during which he was hired as an employee. He later returned to his intern role for a while longer, but since leaving his internship he has been a regular visitor to the council's Tuesday meetings.
Calderone is also a former president of UA's Student Government Association.
"My time as SGA president really reaffirmed my calling to do this," Calderone said, noting that his yearlong role as president, which ended earlier this month, required him to work with students, community members and City Hall.
Calderone is a member of the Citizens Advisory Committee, which was formed by the City Council in the wake of the 2011 storm to be a sounding board on recovery ideas and proposals.
In a news release announcing his candidacy, Calderone said he is the founder and co-chair of the Downtown Tuscaloosa and University of Alabama Connection and Improvement Committee, which voices opinions to City Hall on matters pertaining to the area between downtown and the UA campus.
Calderone said his goal — if elected — is to maintain and improve the partnership between the city of Tuscaloosa and the University of Alabama while working with the business community to continue Tuscaloosa's growth.
He also is a parent. Calderone is engaged to 23-year-old Claire Williams of Dothan, with whom he has a four-month-old daughter, Abigail Rose.
"Service to others and to the community around me is what I have built my life around," Calderone said in a statement. "After dedicating the past year to the University of Alabama as SGA president, it is my hope to continue to serve this city I love and particularly the residents of District 4."
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TUSCALOOSA | A University of Alabama student is the first candidate to announce that he will seek the Tuscaloosa City Council's District 4 seat being vacated by Lee Garrison.


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OPERATIONS AT klia2 CONTINUES TO RUN WELL INTO THE SECOND DAY
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Kuala Lumpur, 4 May 2014 - The operations at klia2 continues to run well into the second day with the four airlines that are now operating at klia2 namely Malindo Airways, Lion Air, Tiger Airways International and Cebu Pacific Airways. From 5.00 pm on 2 May until 5.00 pm on 3 May, a total of 56 flights movement were recorded for both international and domestic, arrivals and departures. There were 32 total flights from Malindo Airways, 8 from Lion Air, 12 from Tiger Airways and 4 from Cebu Pacific Airways.
klia2 handled a total of approximately 6,500 passengers during this period.
The public transportation systems at the Transportation hub including Taxi, Bus and Express Rail Link (ERL) have also commenced successfully. For Taxi services, passengers and public are provided with both coupon and metered taxi options with a total of 189 taxi trips recorded. Meanwhile the Bus services saw a total of 152 passengers boarding the various buses available at klia2. The ERL services also operated as scheduled.
The core operational systems at klia2 such as the check-in system, baggage handling system and the passenger boarding bridge (aerobridge) are operating efficiently and stable.
The public are reminded to contact their respective airlines in advance to confirm details of their flights, especially the departure and arrival terminal to avoid any inconveniences.
AirAsia, AirAsia X, Indonesia AirAsia, Thai AirAsia and AirAsia Zest will start to operate at klia2 starting on Friday, 9 May when all their flights will arrive and depart from klia2.
Malaysia Airports would also like to advise passengers to continue observing proper time management to ensure they arrive at the terminal in timely manner for their flights. Check-in counters are open 3 hours prior to flight time and closed 1 hour before flight time.


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It's a tea party for two. Crown-shaped pillow are comfy and elegant in white satin. A yellow butterfly pauses to survey the delicate china cups and saucers from the top of a mirrored armoire. If you shut your eyes for a moment, you can hear the clip-clop of the horse-drawn carriage as it makes its way down the mountain from the castle in the distance. The curtains are drawn back. A smiling princess – your best friend – has arrived.
"Okay, I'm cute and cuddly, but don't mess with my twin owners' purses – I am a guard dog after all, you know." Peeking out from a 3-D doghouse in unstained balsam, this puppy is backed up by his pal, Mr Bullfrog – probably the most ferocious looking of the entire wall-hung menagerie. In fact, the llama seems more intrigued with an event happening across the room. And could the zebra actually be napping on the job? Nah, he must be showing his stripes as undercover agent.
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i'm looking to mount a Halo loader to the side of a TAC 1 body and mod it to feed like a warp (lighter)
what halo loader do i need? rip drive, V35, empire B2, ect...
is there a difference in the shell plastic? i don't want it to shatter
boards/internals? i want to push 15 bps MAX thru ~6" warp tube
i don't know much about Halo's if this is to difficult for this loader is there a better choice under $80 ( not trying to hack up a rotor )


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The cloister dates from the time of the 15th c. renovation.
It was later frescoed wit a series of Stories of the Servi di Maria. Note in particular the painting above the entrance to the church, the so-called Madonna del Sacco, a masterpiece by Andrea del Sarto.
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Chiostro del Pozzo (o Chiostro dei Morti)
Basilica della SS. Annunziata.
Piazza SS. Annunziata (055 21044).
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HR 3521 - Authorizes the President to Line-Item Veto Certain Legislation - National Key Vote
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Title: Authorizes the President to Line-Item Veto Certain Legislation
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Vote to pass a bill that authorizes the President to veto certain funding provisions within enacted legislation, subject to expedited congressional approval.
- Authorizes the President to propose to Congress the rescission of specific funding provisions in any bill or joint resolution within 10 days of the enactment of the legislation (Sec. 2).
- Prohibits the proposed funding rescissions from taking effect unless Congress enacts a bill approving of the request (Sec. 2).
- Requires the President to provide the following information in each request to Congress to rescind funding (Sec. 2):
- The total amount of funds to be rescinded;
- The agency, bureau, account, and program from which the rescission is to occur;
- The total amount of funds that would remain for the account or program if the requested rescission is approved; and
- The reasons why the President is proposing to rescind the funds.
- Requires any funds that are rescinded to be used either for reducing the deficit or for increasing the surplus (Sec. 2).
- Requires the majority leader of each chamber of Congress to introduce a bill approving the proposed funding rescissions no later than 3 legislative days after receiving the rescission request from the President (Sec. 2).
- Requires Congressional committees considering the rescission request approval bill to report the approval bill to the full chamber for consideration no later than 3 legislative days after the bill was introduced (Sec. 2).
- Prohibits amendments to a rescission request approval bill from being considered in either the House of Representatives or the Senate (Sec. 2).
- Specifies that the approval bill is only subject to expedited consideration in Congress if it is enacted no later than 60 days after the date of enactment of the bill from which the funds are being rescinded (Sec. 2).
- Specifies that the provisions of the bill expire on December 15, 2015 (Sec. 2).
Legislation - Introduced (House) - Nov. 30, 2011
Title: Authorizes the President to Line-Item Veto Certain Legislation
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- Karen Bass (CA - D)
- Rick Berg (ND - R) (Out Of Office)
- Diane L. Black (TN - R)
- Vern Buchanan (FL - R)
- Kathy Castor (FL - D)
- Jason Chaffetz (UT - R) (Out Of Office)
- David N. Cicilline (RI - D)
- Gerald Edward 'Gerry' Connolly (VA - D)
- Jim Cooper (TN - D)
- Jim Costa (CA - D)
- Henry Cuellar (TX - D)
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While several health care organizations in New Jersey are knee deep in a number of divided efforts to better coordinate patient care while lowering costs, Neptune-based Meridian Health is measuring the effectiveness of its strategies through a new system-wide structure that will nourish collaboration on projects across employee ranks and specialties.
"We've taken the interdisciplinary approach already, and we have about 80 percent of our staff in collaboration, but with the advent of health care reform, all of sudden we have to do more than just be comprehensive," Meridian President John K. Lloyd said. "We're really going to another level with this institute, because now we're going to spend a lot of time researching best practices, putting them into practice and evaluating what they do in improving quality and reducing cost."
Lloyd said the process of launching the Richard Hader Institute for Clinical Integration — named after the organization's senior vice president and chief nursing officer who has been at the helm of its coordinated care efforts — began nearly five years ago, when Meridian first dipped its toe into evidence-based care practices for separate medical disciplines, like physical therapy and nursing.
Since then, the health care system has commenced a palliative care demonstration project, a Medicare Advantage partnership with Geisinger Health Plan and an accountable-care organization that Lloyd hopes the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will approve tomorrow.
"All of these initiatives over the last few years were designed to better prepare us to integrate care across a full continuum, but now the vision is to physically aggregate all of our resources in one location," Lloyd said. "The people we have working on the projects will become the group that sets the standard of care across Meridian, but also the group that integrates that care in a cost-effective and high-quality way."
To convey that those projects are embedded in Meridian's corporate structure, Lloyd said the institute will be located across the street from the organization's main offices in Neptune, in a building that will be completely renovated by March to house sufficient research space with the help of a $250,000 gift from the Mildred Rosa Charitable Trust.
"The most important thing is for us to share our expertise with each other as a team, because I think we sometimes focus in on our own disciplines too often, and we don't share enough information to make them even better," Hader said. "We can't just say anymore, 'Oh, this is a nursing thing' or 'This project is only for doctors,' because no matter what specialty you're trained in, we're all in this together now. The only contest we're in now is finding the best way to deliver the best care we can give to our patients."


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Gallagher: Vigneault a tough sell to bring back after his team's effort in the last two playoffs
SAN JOSE — When Mike Gillis took over as general manager of the Vancouver Canucks and interviewed Alain Vigneault to see whether he should remain as the team's head coach, they found common ground in the type of players they valued.
But there has always been a slight difference in where the emphasis should be on the agreed-upon system, with Vigneault always defaulting to his roots of trying to win games with the emphasis on defending — when in fact Gillis was essentially getting him players better suited to the emphasis being on offence.
We stress the word emphasis here because every team needs to play solid defence. You have no chance otherwise in this league, it's a given. It's like when Dan Bylsma came into Pittsburgh mid-season in 2009 to replace Vigneault clone Michel Therrien. He kept the same system, changed the emphasis, and the Pens went on to to win the Cup with their stars playing a more up-tempo, offensive style after being mired deep in the standings, out of the playoffs, halfway through the year.
If you are going to put the emphasis on defence you can't have legions of tiny forwards with great speed, as the Canucks have generally had. Gillis built the team on speed and skill, with a view to playing a little more offensively — having been told by one and all that the game was going to speed, and at times everyone was on board.
When the game changed — and you can almost, almost put a day on it, that seventh game of the Tampa-Boston Eastern Conference final in 2011, when the Lightning's great power play suddenly got no opportunities and the era of the big banging teams was back — Vancouver was in trouble.
Despite the Canucks being the much better team, the Bruins beat them up and won the Cup and the downhill post-season slide has accelerated in dramatic fashion. Instead of forging ahead and still trying to play offensively with the talent they have — which is really all they can do — the defensive emphasis with such a finesse roster has simply accelerated the downturn to the point where it's clear these guys aren't playing hard enough for Vigneault. How else do you lose so much to teams that finished lower in the standings?
"Sometimes when the game is on the line you have to try to make plays," said Alex Burrows when outlining the team's approach for tonight's Game 4, and getting as close to outlining frustrations with the system as you're apt to hear. "It might be a little bit risky, but you've got to try to win."
Gillis has played the Tammy Wynette role — standing by his man — for a long while now largely because of the regular season success which this roster could achieve with a cardboard cutout behind the bench. And also because there has never been a Bylsma type available, when the time was ripe. There isn't one now, either, but if this team tries to bring back Vigneault for more of the same next season, even Vancouver's loyal season ticket holders will be taking their leave, like patrons at a burning theatre. Gillis may even want to bring him back, might even try, but it will be a tough sell.
There is a large contingent of Vancouver players who are not Vigneault fans, no matter what they might say in public. Seeds of those sentiments may have been around for a while but they began rolling in earnest when Mats Sundin arrived, the Maple Leafs hall of famer clearly not a card-carrying member of the Vigneault fan club.
To be clear, you don't have to like the coach to play hard, and virtually every player has experienced not liking a coach along the way but still busted a gut, because that's what players must do. But when a guy has been around as long as Vigneault, there has to be respect for the approach from the players to enable the greatest effort when the resistance is the greatest. And in the last couple of years, in the playoffs, we just haven't seen this from this group, despite the high level of skill which still remains.
There were much earlier signs. How on earth did it take the 2010-11 Canucks seven games to beat Chicago, with such a vastly superior squad? The Hawks' Stanley Cup team had been gutted by cap constraints, while Vancouver boasted a group that comes along once in a generation. But still there they were, hanging by a thread in game seven overtime after leading the series 3-0. Roberto Luongo made that great save off Patrick Sharp; a Sharp winner would have made it three straight first-round exits, had Vigneault managed to hang around. But they pulled through, beat a vastly inferior Predators squad and a physically mangled Sharks team to reach the final — and Vigneault was promoted into some sort of genius by his fan club in the media.
In reality, he's a solid coach who will work many years in this league. But he's better suited to a bigger, grittier team — with a St. Louis-like approach to trying to get the job done.
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Sturgis gymnasts top Adrian
Sturgis' gymnasts took first and second place leading to a 130.300-126.425 win over Adrian Thursday night.
The win caped off parents night.
Leading the Lady Trojans taking first was Sheyenne Melchi with a all around score of 35.050. She scored 8.6 in the vault, 8.775 on the bars, 9.05 on the beam and 8.625 on the floor.
Taking second was Alexis Janes with a score of 33.025.
Janes had 8.4 on the vault, 7.65 on the bars, 8.675 on the beam and 8.3 on the floor.
Cierra Conklin had 31.725. She scored 8.15 on the vault, 8.175 on the bars, 7.050 on the beam and 8.35 on the floor.
Cassidy Penner recorded a 29.350. She had 7.4 on the vault, 7.5 on the bars, 6.775 on the beam and 7.675 on the floor.
Also scoring points for Sturgis were, Serena Carotenuto with 8.25 on the vault and 7.075 on the beam.
Taylor Clark had 6.375 on the beam and 7.7550 on the floor. Anna Rueppel had 7.550 on the vault and 4.9 on the beam and Courtney McClain added a 5.10 on the beam.


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The East Newton girls basketball team won a pair of games to close out play at the Ash Grove Tournament over the weekend.
The East Newton girls basketball team won a pair of games to close out play at the Ash Grove Tournament over the weekend.
The Lady Patriots picked up their first win of the season on Friday with a 60-46 victory over Stockton.
Leading 23-18 at the half, the Lady Patriots came alive in the third quarter and outscored Stockton 20-8 to put the game out of reach. Emily Brummett and Haley Heilig led surge for East Newton with 12 points apiece while Bummett chipped in three assists and Heilig added five rebounds and four assists.
Shelbey Thomlinson scored seven points for the Lady Patriots while Ellie White added six, Kortney Cambers four, Lindey Broyles seven points and five rebounds, Laura Hopper four points and Kourtney Brewster eight points, four rebounds and three assists.
"This was a team win," Lady Patriots coach Marty Rinehart said. We had contributions from a lot of different people. We changed the momentum of the game at the end of the half with four starters on the bench with foul trouble. We shared the ball well. (It was) great to get the first win."
Jolene Shipps led Stockton with 16 points while Sydnee Garrett added 12.
The Lady Patriots came back on Saturday and downed Pierce City, 43-35.
East Newton started the game on a 13-3 run and made that 10-point lead hold up the remainder of the way in a very closely contested game through the last three quarters.
Heilig and Broyles led the team in scoring with 10 points each while Brummett added six, Shelbey Thomlinson had two points and four assists, Cambers and Whitney Thomlinson had five points and Brewster turned in six points and 10 boards. Heilig chipped in six rebounds and four assists while Broyles tallied eight boards.
Krishna Merriman led the Lady Eagles with 11 points while Shania Hogan followed with nine.
"It was ugly, but it was a win," Rinehart added. "We will have to play better quickly. Like all teams this time of year, we learned some things about ourselves. I feel like we are a long ways from playing to our potential, so we have a lot of work to do. Our upcoming schedule is stacked with good tests.
"(We're) very happy to finish this tournament saying we competed well in all games and finished with two wins. It is as good of a tournament from top to bottom as I have been a part of."
The Lady Patriots came back on Monday and fell to Carthage, 52-47.
It was a game of runs for both teams, but the Lady Tigers had the last laugh as they outscored East Newton 19-14 in the final period to come away with the victory.
Brewster led the Lady Patriots with 15 points in the game while Whitney Thomlinson added six, Hopper, Broyles, Heilig, White, Aubrey McDermott and Sarah Harper added two, Cambers and Shelbey Thomlinson five and Brummett four.
Vanessa Pawlak led the Lady Tigers with 18 points.
East Newton's junior varsity dropped Carthage, 34-33. Hopper led the Lady Patriots with 14 points.
East Newton (2-2) travels to Pierce City for a 6 p.m. tilt on Monday.


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Turmeric, also known as Curcuma Longa and previously known as Curcuma Domestica, refers to a perennial plant that is native to the country of India. The original uses for this plant revolved around ceremonial use and cooking. It is a member of the Zingiberaceae family (Ginger). It was brought to Europe from India during the thirteenth century. It became popular and was called Indian Saffron at the time. Its roots are used to make the culinary spice that has been used for centuries to flavor a variety of foods with its pungent taste.
Turmeric's use was quite prevalent during ancient times in India. According to Ayurveda, the traditional method for preventative medicine, Turmeric is referred to as "the spice of life" due to its many beneficial properties. Turmeric is symbolic of prosperity, purity and fertility. It is thought to bring good luck to a new bride if it is applied to her face and/or body during the traditional purification rituals taking place during Buddhist or Hindu ceremonial events. It is also used to provide a rich glow to the skin of both the bride and groom during the ceremony. In India, a vermilion paste made from Turmeric and camphor was placed on the forehead of single women, and on the place of the scalp where the hair is parted of married women. During ancient times, Turmeric water was sprinkled across the threshold of all homes to prevent pests such as termites, ants, and other insects from entering the home.
Turmeric spice is a yellowish brown powder that is ground from the dried root of the Curcuma Longa. The root (rhizome) is boiled, allowed to dry, and ground into a fine powder. Turmeric features a distinctively earthy flavor that is slightly unpleasant. It exudes a minimal odor. Its rich pigment creates a rich yellow coloring to the foods it is added to, including curry powder, cheese, and mustard. It is sometimes used solely to provide color. It is a natural preservative that extends the life of foods in which it is used. Turmeric contains an active ingredient known as curcumin, and extracts from its roots have been used throughout many centuries for medicinal and healing purposes.
Multiple studies have shown that curcumin delivers rich anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and antioxidant capabilities, protecting the body's organs from disease. Turmeric is also credited with reducing inflammation, fighting infection, and preventing some types of cancers. It is commonly used to treat digestive disorders. However, it is important to note that conflicting results have occurred with these studies, primarily due to the fact that different forms of Turmeric (including injectable) have been used, the subjects in the study were animals rather than humans, or test-tube results were used rather than those obtained by using live subjects.
Ingesting Turmeric Herbal Tea is a popular treatment for heartburn, stomach bloating, intestinal gas, diarrhea, stomach pain, loss of appetite, gall bladder problems, liver disorders, and jaundice. It has also been used to treat headaches, colds, fever, lung infections, bronchitis, and diabetes.
At the beginning of its use in the world of skin care products in the Western World, Essential Oil of Turmeric was used in the manufacture of women's perfumes. Today, its use has become more widespread. Turmeric is viewed as a powerful agent that can protect the skin with its richness in antioxidants, minimizing certain skin from signs associated with premature aging such as discoloration, even lightening the effects of hyperpigmentation and age spots. In fact, the use of Turmeric in skin care formulas has proven to aid in the destruction of the pigment producing cells that create brown spots. Due to its concentration of antioxidants and its ability to fight free radicals, Turmeric is frequently used in beauty products intended specifically to provide anti-aging benefits.Heal problematic skin issues with its antiseptic, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory properties, warding off harmful bacteria and soothing the skin. These qualities make it a powerful ingredient in skin care products formulated to treat oily skin types as well as problematic skin issues such as psoriasis, eczema, and diaper rash. Not only is Turmeric currently used as an ingredient of multiple skin care formulations, but it is also available as a health supplement in both pill and powder consistency.


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"Although it is not true that all conservatives are stupid people, it is true that most stupid people are conservative."
Rather than open more restaurants, Obriecht and his new wife Tara are working on helping others."As far as charity work, I started a program three weeks ago," he said. "When I was saved I went around and told my testimony to all the homeless people that lived around me. One day one of the ladies named Carrie asked me to take her to church. A light bulb went off. Maybe there are others that would like this opportunity. I decided to set up a program where I hand out flyers throughout the week. Whoever shows up at the bus stop near my building, my wife and I pay for them to get on the bus. We go to church together. After church my wife and I buy them lunch and give them tickets to do laundry the following Saturday."
This dude was never an atheist. End of story. There are way too many pathetic attempts by people who think that not attending church is being atheist. Real atheists don't convert to theism.
Obriecht was traveling when he stopped in Tennessee, and began meditating around 2 a.m. He suddenly felt a warmth and peace come over him. He said that Jesus came into his life at that moment.
Being a Christian, I've made my decision. That decision offers no compromise; therefore, I'm closed to anything else.
I'm a little suspicious ... Seems to smell a bit to me.
Quote from: Nick on October 01, 2012, 04:03:01 PMI'm a little suspicious ... Seems to smell a bit to me.I agree.
At any rate: Your statement might, to avoid fallacy, be better rendered as : Atheists who have given serious thought to the subject and understand it don't convert to theism.
Quote from: Chronos on October 02, 2012, 04:04:12 AMQuote from: Nick on October 01, 2012, 04:03:01 PMI'm a little suspicious ... Seems to smell a bit to me.I agree.He reeks of Poe. And onions. Something about the story just doesn't quite add up. Hatter, was this the article you posted? http://orlandpark.patch.com/articles/local-culvers-owner-finds-solace-in-religion
Yes. There's another possible interpretation here. This article was free publicity for his restaurants; pehaps he's joining the fast food faith to dollars trend.
Now many people ask me how I can be so sure that it was Jesus Christ. I tell them that the biggest reason and strongest reason is the feeling that I had in my heart. It's an intangible feeling that I can't describe.
translation: I have no idea whether it was jesus H, Tiamat, or Thetans. ORI grew up catholic, so all that jesus stuff was already in my background. I was primed for xianity.
I'm willing to accept Justin experienced something...
translation: I have no idea whether it was jesus H, Tiamat, or Thetans.
Symptoms vary widely from person to person, depending on the area of the brain involved. The most frequent symptoms include temporary loss of vision (typically amaurosis fugax); difficulty speaking (aphasia); weakness on one side of the body (hemiparesis); and numbness or tingling (paresthesia), usually on one side of the body. Impairment of consciousness is very uncommon. There have been cases of temporary and partial paralysis affecting the face and tongue of the afflicted. The symptoms of a TIA are short-lived and usually last a few seconds to a few minutes and most symptoms disappear within 60 minutes. Some individuals may have a lingering feeling that something odd happened to the body. Dizziness, lack of coordination or poor balance are also symptoms related to TIA. Symptoms vary in severity.
I have one question for you. Are you willing to consider that what happened to you could have some other cause besides Jesus Christ visiting you? Note that I am not expecting you to concede that it was something else - that would be a bit much to expect from anyone. I just want to know whether you're open-minded enough to acknowledge that you might have been wrong about it.Also, paragraph breaks in that testimony of yours. Please.


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In a letter printed on April 9, Max A. Baptiste suggested that we admit one illegal alien into the country for every abortion performed — approximately 50 million to date.
He goes on to say that God "loves all of us, and the majority are Christians."
Baptiste obviously lives in a bubble. If God loves Christians more than everyone else, why are His churches closing at such an alarming rate?
Also, it would seem to me that if God held Christians in such high regard, he would protect their priesthood from the inception of so many pedophiles — people who actually do harm to our nation's children — although it has always been Christians' policy to concern themselves only with unborn children.
Once born, it seems they couldn't care less about them.
It seems to me that Catholics' time would be better spent fixing their own broken-down system instead of claiming to be God's favorites, and conjuring up cockamamie schemes to complain about Roe v. Wade — a functional and fair system that was made long ago, and that has proven to work best for this country and its true majority.


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MIAMI – The 29th Annual Barry University Athletic Awards Banquet will be held on Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at Jungle Island at 5:00 pm.
The ceremony honors the athletic and academic achievements of Barry's nearly 200 student-athletes. University faculty and administrators from each school will be present to honor our graduating seniors and over 450 additional individuals will be present for this special event.
The banquet will begin at 5:00 pm with the procession and honoring of our senior Student-Athletes starting at 5:30 pm. The first award will be the Sister Jeanne O'Laughlin Service Award. That is followed by dinner, highlight videos for all 12 teams, the presentation of team awards, including all 12 varsity sports, cheerleading and athletic training. After the presentation of the trophy for the CHAMPS/Lifeskills winner, the banquet concludes with the announcement of the male and female "Professor Emerita Neill Miller Scholar-Athletes of the Year" and male and female Athletes of the Year.
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Harry S. Truman was the 33rd president of the United States. And he and Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd president, are the two U.S. presidents most linked to "the Secret City" of Oak Ridge and the Manhattan Project.
Harry S. Truman was the 33rd president of the United States. And he and Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd president, are the two U.S. presidents most linked to "the Secret City" of Oak Ridge and the Manhattan Project.
However, to Clifton Truman Daniel — guest speaker at a special Thursday night event hosted by the Oak Ridge Heritage & Preservation Association at the New Hope Center — "Give-'em-Hell Harry" was simply known as "grandpa."
The Buck Stops Here
The eldest of four sons to Margaret Truman, the only child of Harry and Bess Truman, and Elbert Clifton Daniel Jr., a former reporter (and later editor) of the New York Times, Clifton Truman Daniel has served as the director of public relations and publications for the Harry S. Truman College in Chicago, Ill.
Daniel spent several days last week visiting Oak Ridge and gathering information for a book he's writing about the August 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan. Daniel said he wanted "to honor both sides," and initially he thought only about the Japanese victims and the people who made the decision to drop the weapons during World War II.
But while doing that research, Daniel learned of "another" side — the side that started it all — The Manhattan Project. Daniel came to Oak Ridge to talk to the residents who still live here and were part of the research and development effort that produced the first atomic bombs that helped end the war.
Of Daniel's week-long visit to the Oak Ridge community, Y-12 Historian D. Ray Smith remarked: "We have opened up his head this week and poured it in."
Smith said Daniel spent three hours with city historian Bill Wilcox, visited the Graphite Reactor, and saw the Beta 3 calutrons.
"He was at the place where the material was separated," Smith said of Beta 3.
A calutron is a mass spectrometer used for separating the isotopes of uranium — which played a key role at the Y-12 electromagnetic isotope separation plant during the war and provided much of the uranium used for the "Little Boy" nuclear weapon dropped on Hiroshima.
On April 12, 1945, Harry Truman became president. And on Aug. 6 and Aug. 9, "Little Boy" was dropped on Hiroshima and "Fat Man," the second of the U.S.' two nuclear weapons, was dropped on Nagasaki.
"He (President Truman) ordered the atomic bombs to be dropped," D. Ray Smith recalled. However, young Clifton Daniel, Clifton Daniel himself said, didn't even know his grandpa was president until he was 6 years old.
If You Can't Stand
The Heat …
Daniel told several stories about his famous grandfather, saying he and his brother learned at an early age to either give Truman "a great deal of respect or avoid him entirely."
"We discovered he wanted an educated grandchild … but also a tough grandchild," said Daniel, telling about his grandfather trying to expose his grandkids to the Greek historian and Athenian general Thucydides, as well as about a hobby horse he fell off of when he rocked it too fast.
About learning the significance of who his own grandfather was historically, "I found out the hard way in the first grade," Daniel said, after another child asked him if his granddad had been president.
Daniel answered, "I don't know, but I'll ask my Mom."
And he did.
But when he asked, "Mom, did you know Grandpa Truman was president?" his mother reportedly told him: "Any little boy's grandfather can be president; don't let it go to your head."
Daniel said it wasn't until later, when he and his family had been in Washington, D.C., for President Johnson's inauguration and were rushing to catch a train, that the station attendant told his father not to worry because "the White House called" and Johnson had stopped the train.
Daniel said that was when he began to realize the power of the presidency and "my head swelled."
He also told the story of Lady Bird Johnson's "canary yellow dressing gown worn over a canary yellow nightgown and canary yellow slippers," when his family met her and LBJ in the White House during that visit — and how the president grabbed up stationery, pens and other items from his desk to give to him and his brother.
Among the items were LBJ matches that Lady Bird scolded the president about giving to children.
Daniel said many years later he was speaking in Texas and telling the story about Lady Bird's yellow night gown. And "she was sitting right there," he said.
Later, during a dinner, he said Lady Bird held out her hand to him and announced she had a small token for him.
"She dropped in my hand two books of LBJ Ranch matches!" he said.
'America was NOT
built on fear'
Daniel also talked about "Truman the grandfather" after he left office. He said his grandpa "didn't want the job" to begin with, but President Roosevelt, Truman's predecessor, pushed it.
"He said the highest job in the land was the American citizen," Daniel recalled.
When the media asked Truman about leaving office, he told them simply, "I've done my job and I'm going home," his grandson said.
Daniel said Truman received no pension when he left office in January 1953. It wasn't until 1958 that the Former Presidents Act was passed by Congress to provide several lifetime benefits to former U.S. presidents.
"He got on a train and went home," Daniel said of this grandfather's departure. "About 2,000 people saw him off."
Another funny story about the president was when Bess Truman wanted the former president to mow the lawn — something he hated doing, according to Daniel.
"You're not the president anymore, you've got to mow the grass," Daniel said his grandmother told her husband. She nagged and nagged, he said, until Truman did it.
"But on a Sunday morning," said Daniel, "my grandmother about died."
She was embarrassed that the neighbors saw the ex-president mowing his lawn while they were going to church. Apparently it was bad enough that they hadn't gone to services, but now the president was mowing on a Sunday.
"She told him, 'Don't you ever do that again,' to which he replied, 'OK,'" Daniel said.
'I AM that S.O.B.'
Daniel said Truman only received Secret Service protection after the assassination of President Kennedy. However, prior to that, the ex-president was "very accessible."
For example, after a man visited the Trumans' home one day to use their telephone after his car broke down, the man reportedly got half way to his vehicle when he turned and remarked, "Don't take this the wrong way, but you look a lot like that S.O.B. Harry Truman."
To which Daniel's "grandpa" answered: "I AM that S.O.B."
Following his talk, Daniel fielded several questions — many about his grandfather's personal life, his faith, his love affair with Bess, and about his support of the desegregation of the military.
One question came from a man who said he voted for Truman and another who said her grandfather and Truman were friends.
Regarding the relationship between Vice President Truman and FDR, Daniel said, "They barely spoke."
He said President Roosevelt kept "things close to the vest," and noted that Truman didn't even find out about the atomic bomb until the first day of his presidency. Daniel recalled Truman saying a "light went off" because he had earlier questioned why so much funding was going to a place in Tennessee that didn't even exist — the Secret City of Oak Ridge, Tenn.
"This has been wonderful," Daniel said about his days-long visit to Oak Ridge.
"You have a wonderful story to tell, and you tell it beautifully."
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Sunday's memorials, vigils for bombing victims
Sunday's memorials, vigils for bombing victims
Candles were lit for those who died in the Marathon bombings and the subsequent manhunt at a Boylston Street memorial.
The memorial to the bombing victims was moved from the intersection of Boylston and Berkeley streets to the adjacent sidewalk on Sunday. The collection will be moved again to Copley Square soon.
Fursey Keleghan of Melrose photographed the memorial. He had brought his two girls to the site to show them the scene.
FBI investigators continued their work on Dartmouth Street behind the barracade on Newbury Street.
Christine Hepler and her daughter Rose attended a memorial service at Boylston and Berkeley streets.
Two-year-old Wesley Brillant of Natick knelt in front of a memorial near the scene of the blasts on Boylston Street.
An unidentified mourner showed a program containing pictures of Krystle Campbell at her wake in Medford.
Unidentified men placed an American flag on their motorcycles outside the wake for Krystle Campbell.
Investigators walked the route of the Boston Marathon on Boylston Street looking for evidence.
People held an American flag during a candelight vigil in Boston for the victims of the Marathon attack.
Fans sang along with "Sweet Caroline" during the seventh inning in Sunday afternoon's Red Sox game.
John Dalone of Stoneham, a BAA volunteer, came to pay his respects to bombing victim Krystle Campbell.
Countless mourners made a line that wrapped around the block as they waited to enter Dello Russo Funeral Home in Medford for Campbell's wake.
Unidentified mourners, arm-in-arm, entered the wake for Krystle Campbell, a bombing victim, in Medford on Sunday.
Hundreds of mourners waited in line to attend the wake.
An interfaith service was held near the memorial on Boylston Street.
Photos of the deceased were displayed today during Mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston.
Boston Police Superintendents William Evans, right, and Kevin Buckley attended Mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross.
Father Sean Connor held a parishioner's child during a Mass that remembered Martin Richard at St. Ann Parish in Dorchester.
The Bruins gave their signed jerseys to first responders after today's 3-0 win over the Panthers, at the request of season ticket holders.
Courtney Brillant and her 2-year-old son Wesley on Sunday placed a placard at a memorial near the Marathon finish line.
Heather Orr, left, and Sarah Orr, sisters from Maine, embraced at the memorial.
A tribute to slain MIT Police Officer Sean Collier and injured MBTA officer Richard Donohue Jr. was seen Sunday at the memorial.
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The RootsTech Conference is living up to its name. Everywhere there was a sea of: iPhones/Androids, iPads (in huge numbers), and laptops. Even the very elderly were geared up. Google, Dell, and Microsoft were at RootsTech. — why not Apple, especially since their customers were present in LARGE numbers??? [note to Tim Cook have Apple sponsor and show up as a vendor.]
According to Ryan Heaton (FamilySearch), "GEDCOM is stale." He went on to speak about GEDCOMX as the next standard as if GEDCOM were old and/or dead. They were not even going to make GEDCOMX backwards compatible! In a future session I had with Heaton I asked the Million dollar question, "How do I get my GEDCOM into GEDCOMX"? After a moments pause he said they'd write some sort of tool to import or convert the existing GEDCOM files. Well that was reassuring??? So they want GEDCOMX to be a standard but FamilySearch are the only ones working on it and they have not had the ability to reach out to the software vendors yet (I know I asked).
My suggestion was to publish the language (like HTML, SQL, or GEDCOM). I asked for "railroad tracks", what we used to call finite state automata, and what Oracle uses to demonstrate SQL syntax, statements that are valid with options denoted and even APIs for embedding SQL into other programming languages. Easy to write a parser or something akin to a validator (like W3C has for HTML).
Dallan Quass took a better tack on GEDCOM. His approach was more evolutionary, rather than revolutionary. He collected some 7,000+ gedcoms
and wrote an open source parser for the current GEDCOM standard (v5.5). He analyzed the flaws in the current standard and saw unused tags, tags like ALIA
that were always used wrong, custom tags and errors in applying the standard. He also pointed out that the concept of a NAME is not fully defined in the standard and so is left to developers (i.e. vendors) to implement as they want. These were the issues making gedcoms incompatible between vendors. He said his open source parser could achieve 94% round trip from one vendor to another vendor.
Now that made the GEDCOMX guys take notice — here was their possible import/conversion tool.
The users just want true portability of their own gedcoms and the ability to not have to re-enter pics, audio, movies over and over again. RootsTech's vision of APIs that would allow the use of "authorities" to conform names, places, and sources would also help move genealogy to the utopian future Jay Verkler spoke of at the keynote. APIs would also provide bridges into the GEDCOM for chart/output tools, utilities(merge trees), Web 2.0 sharing across websites / search engines / databases (more utopian vision).
GEDCOM is the obvious path forward. Why not improve what is mostly working and focus on the end users and their needs?
FamilySearch get vendors involved and for God's sake get Dallan Quass involved. Publish a new GEDCOM spec with RailRoad tracks (aka Graphic Syntax Diagrams) and then educate vendors and Users on the new gedcom/gedcomx. Create a new gedcom validator and let users run their current gedcoms against it to produce new gedcoms (which should be backward compatible with old gedcom to get at least 94% compliance that Quass can already do)!
Ask users for new "segments" in the railroad tracks to get new features that real users and possibly vendors want in future gedcoms. Let there be an annual RootsTech keynote where all attendees can vote via the RootsTech app on the proposed new gedcom enhancements.
How about that FamilySearch? Is that doable? What do you my readers think? Email me (or comment below).
P.S. Do Not use UML models to communicate the standard. It is simply not accessible to genealogists. Trust me I am a Data Architect.