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OU at vanguard of 911 text programs WITH VIDEO
Much of the late 1960s was dominated by free love, war protests and unforgettable music. But In 1967, amid a heightening Vietnam War, government officials were conjuring up a way for one single number to be used nationwide to report emergencies.
A year later, the standard 911 number was implemented by phone company AT&T and is still the first method of reporting emergencies.
Just as iPods and smartphones have replaced LPs and rotary phones, Bob Dylan's "the times they are a changin' " is ringing true.
The FCC said Tuesday it is "taking steps to revolutionize America's 911 system by harnessing the lifesaving potential of text, photo and video in emergencies."
FCC spokesman Robert Kenny said the 2007 shooting at Virginia Tech was a big wakeup call to the emergency dispatch community because students were sending text messages to 911 that were never received.
Now, with nearly every cell phone equipped with photo and video capabilities, the FCC is looking to harness those technologies and incorporate them into the system that, in large part, has remained a phone-calling system.
"Most cell phone contracts today incorporate data packages that include text, photo and video messaging," Kenny said. "That would give dispatchers and first responders much more information about an emergency or a crime."
The Oakland County Sheriff's Office has been keeping a close eye on the developing changes of the "Next Generation 911." Lt. Curtis Childs, who's in charge of emergency preparedness and communications, says the sheriff's office is waiting on further technical information from the FCC.
"We replaced our dispatch communication system this year and it's next-generation ready," Childs said. "We're just waiting for the FCC to develop standards on the new texting system. Continued...
Childs said the system will drastically benefit the law enforcement and emergency response world.
"If a picture is received and you're able to recognize a landmark, even with having the cross roads, you're able to visualize more of the scene before you arrive," he said.
One organization that was quick to react to the Virginia Tech incident was Oakland University. Two years ago, OU's police department began brainstorming and developing ideas for students to text the university's dispatch about crimes or other emergencies.
"We began looking into it in 2008, and after looking at our options, we realized it wouldn't be that hard to do," said OU Police Capt. Mark Gordon. "We developed an e-mail account because majority of phones can convert text messages into e-mail format."
Because of time delays, text messaging systems — like those many radio stations have for their listeners — were not acceptable for emergency response. OU police officer Ken Kiley, who's a key figure in OU's text-savvy dispatch, says it's been a well-received system on and off campus.
"We've been able to use it quite often," he said. "We've even helped Oakland County Sheriff because of a text we got involving a barricaded gunman."
Emily Jackson, 18, an Oakland University freshman from Clarkston, said her school's incorporation of the text system could be a life saver.
"I think it's a great idea because if you're in a situation where you can't talk, like a hostage, then texting may be the only way," she said.
Although several students reacted positively to the text system, some were skeptical of its practicality in a real-life setting and were content on calling during an emergency.
"In theory it sounds good. I can see how it would be a good tool," said senior Anna Turkington from Clawson. "I just think I wouldn't find myself in a situation that would call for it." Continued...
Gordon and Kiley both agree that public education is key for a countywide text system to work. Public knowledge was just one area among many that had to be addressed.
"Its still a 911 call, it still requires immediate response of some sort," Gordon said. "For something countywide, you'll have to reallocate your staffing levels and dedicated someone to that."
Childs agreed, noting that the sheriff's office will be ready whenever the technology becomes operational. He added that he anticipates some public concern whether or not the message will be received by the police, because "when you send a text you never really know if the person on the other end will get it."
On Dec. 21, FCC officials will go before a board proposing a plan for a nationwide, multi-level public survey involving citizens, governments and public safety organizations. If approved, the survey would look at the general feasibility of introducing broadband to 911 systems.
"In order to really get this moving, the most important thing would be to have all levels of government and public safety working together."
Kenny went on to say the survey would further examine other hindrances, like installation and cost; later stating it would be two to four years before it became operational.
The "Next Generation 911" looks to decrease response times for emergency personnel, while giving them real-time information on the ground. With more people acquiring a greater texting literacy, the FCC said it hope texting can become a form a crime stopping.
"We wanted to try and bring everybody into the broadband world including public safety," Kenny said. "It would give people more flexibility and options when calling 911."
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With very few exceptions so far, our month of May has certainly been rather warm and mostly pleasant. Sure we had that first week in the month where it was a little stormy, but we collected some much needed rainfall and since the 6th of the month it's been essentially wall-to-wall sunshine with what you might want to call "room temperature weather" as highs have been in the 60s and 70s for the most part. Even when we reached the 80s, the humidity wasn't a concern at all, so it felt amazingly comfortable. Statistically, we're running a little above normal for temperatures and rainfall this month and it looks like the warm trend will carry us right into the weekend and beyond. As far as rainfall goes, we have a slight surplus and that should carry us into the weekend when more widespread rain chances are expected locally and then later next week, it appears our pattern may be getting active again for a while, so that department seems okay as well. Our highs will hover in the 70s today and tomorrow before some warmer air blows in for Friday and Saturday ahead of an approaching storm system from the west. There will be just a little taste of summer in the air for those two days before we dip back into the 70s for the longer term.
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People displaced the AP. The world's smartphone bearing citizens capture and distribute news in real time.
The first image to emerge from the London train bombing came from someone trapped inside the train. That's access the AP can't plan for.
But the AP still plays a critical and credible role in journalism today. Before publishing a photograph taken by the AP or someone else the AP goes through a series of checks and balances first to insure that the image is unadulterated (in other words, non-photoshopped or Instagrammed). Then it must verify that the image was taken at the event.
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AP pictures must always tell the truth. We do not alter or digitally manipu- late the content of a photograph in any way. … No element should be digitally added or subtracted from any photograph. The faces or identities of individuals must not be obscured by Photoshop or any other editing tool. Minor adjustments in Photoshop are acceptable. These include cropping, dodging and burning, conversion into grayscale, and normal toning and color adjustments that should be limited to those minimally necessary for clear and accurate reproduction.
So when the London train bombings occurred the user-generated image licensed by AP had to be gleaned to insure there wasn't any augmentation.
The AP may have lost its exclusivity and access to world breaking events but now it can leverage people living in the events in real-time. Imagery and location will always have to be raw and verified.


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I came across a recent study which I found astounding. It was done by the Kaiser Family Foundation and it found that kids between the ages of 8 and 18 are now spending a whopping 53 hours a week on electronic media (cell phones, video games, TV, computers, Facebook and Twitter). That's nearly 8 hours a day!
Now I realize that many of us, as adults, spend a substantial amount of time with electronic media as well. But many of us need these things for our jobs. But kids?
In addition, the study seemed to show a correlation between electronic media use and grades. While 47 percent of heavy media users said their grades are typically a "C" or lower, only 23 percent of those who are less "plugged in" reported similarly poor grades. In addition, the kids who spend more time immersed in electronic media tend to be less happy than their counterparts.
Interesting, to say the least. Some parents who are all too willing to buy their child a cell phone or allow them unlimited use of the computer may want to take these numbers into consideration. I would venture to say it's much easier to say "no" to your child or closely regulate the use of these items from the beginning than to try to get them to cut back later. Just some food for thought.


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Kind of a reverse Princess Diana moment.
sheesh - even my big yellow dog is smart enough to look both ways...
Early nominee for a Darwin award winner 2013
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FTA: Hopefully this tragedy will finally inspire meaningful legislation," Bieber said in a statement....Let me get this straight:Jackash #1 speeds on the 405 Freeway and gets pulled over.Jackash #2 pulls over and runs across the freeway to take photos of (let´s face it) anybody in a Ferrari getting a ticket.Cop, trying to protect the public from Jackash #1, shoos away Jackash #2 who, cannot navigate himself across a freeway and promptly gets killed.Foreigner (yeah, I said it) and owner of said Ferrari, proclaims the need in this country (of which he is visiting) for ´meaningful legislation´.Maybe I´m heartless, but who here sees the opportunity of recasting the ´foreigner´ in this story as Jackash #3?
A good start for the new year!
The cop ordered the papparazzo to cross the highway. I think this looks like a liability case.


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The 35-year-old country singer has been married to his high school sweetheart Jessica Ussery since 2001 and has two daughters, 9-year-old Keeley and 5-year-old Kendyl.
Aldean told CMT Insider: "The main thing is that me and my family are okay, and everything's good there.
"I know everybody's kinda going to have their opinion, and for the people that know me and know what I'm about ... the people that are standing by us and supporting us, all I've got to say to them is thanks."
Aldean said that he is primarily embarrassed about the ordeal involving Brittany Kerr, and is grateful for the support he has received.
"I really appreciate it, and it's just been a really unfortunate thing," he added. "Really embarrassing, I think, more than anything."
Aldean said in a tweeted apology last week: "The truth is that I screwed up. I had too much to drink, let the party get out of hand and acted inappropriately at a bar."
Kerr also apologised for her part in the incident, saying: "The actions I portrayed recently were not a representation of my true character, but a lapse in judgment on my part."
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Following his UFC on Fox 6 unanimous decision loss to Glover Teixeira, Quinton Jackson tells Ariel Helwani that he doesn't know if he can still "compete with the top people" but says he's not quitting and vows to "put on a good show for the fans."
Quinton "Rampage" Jackson spoke to Fuel TV's Ariel Helwani following his unanimous decision loss to Glover Teixeira at UFC on Fox 6: Johnson vs. Dodson and gave a starkly realistic assessment of his career (transcribed by MMA Mania):
"I don't know if I can compete with the top people. It's my first time I've lost three fights in a row. I'm not going to give up. I'm going to go back to the drawing board and work on everything. I feel like I can come back if I set my mind to it, but right now if anyone picks me up, that's my marketing pitch -- hey I'll put on a great show for you.
"I think that this is my reality and I have to see what's next," he said. "I've been fighting for 13 years and the game has changed a lot. I might just be one of those fighters that come in and excite the crowd -- be like Gary Goodridge. One of those guys who just comes out and puts on a great show. Gary Goodridge is a great ambassador for the sport and he taught me a long time ago that it's all about the show. I'm just going out there and try to entertain the fans. I'll be one of those middle range fighters. If someone wants to pick me up and somebody is going to put on an exciting fight for the fans."
Frankly it's more than a little sad and alarming to hear Jackson striving to emulate Gary Goodridge -- a fondly remembered journeyman fighter who is already struggling with dementia from brain damage sustained during his MMA and kickboxing career.
Jackson has vowed he won't be returning to the UFC and with his new sponsorship deal with Reebok, his acting career and the possibility of moving to Bellator to face frenemy Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal you'd think he'd be more optimistic about his future. Alas this may just be the bitter reality of the combat sports business.


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Narrative Cartoons
Water in Africa
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- Region / Country: Africa
- Grade Level(s): 3–5, 6–8
- Related Publication: Water in Africa
- Duration: One to two class periods
Young people are drawn to reading and drawing comic strips, but many young people define and restrict comic strips to pictorial images of super heroes. This lesson is designed to draw upon the interest that young people have in cartoons, and at the same time introduce students to techniques of creating alternative styles. Based on essays and photos provided by Peace Corps Volunteers, students will create a narrative cartoon, a set of sequentially placed images that tell a story. The narrative comic strip may depict one activity or be a collage of various activities. See samples of the student artwork from this lesson created by students from Roberto Clemente Community Academy in Chicago.
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- Collect relevant information from the Water in Africa website and create a series of images that tell a story.
- Use drawing styles to enhance the message of the story.
- Comicstrip: a sequence of cartoons that tells a story.
- Africa: one of the largest continents on Earth. It has 53 countries and is known for many things including large deserts and many animals.
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- 8.5" x 11" heavy weight paper
- Crayons, markers, or pencils
Note: A day or two before introducing the lesson, have students bring in one of their favorite comic strips.
- Have students share the comic strips they brought from home, explaining why they like it. Some questions you can ask the class include:
- Who are the characters in the cartoons?
- Are the cartoons in color or black and white?
- Is the focus on the words or the drawings in a cartoon?
- How is a cartoon organized? Are the pictures arranged in some sort of order, or are they randomly placed?
- Are there many details in the drawings?
- Choose a country on the Water in Africa website and introduce the students to the stories, essays, and photos related to that country.
- Have the students create their own comic strips to retell some of the things they saw in the photos or heard in the essays. The comic strip should reflect what life is like for those in the photos or essays. An easy way to do this is to have the students create a comic strip focusing on what a typical day would be like in the country you have chosen. The comic strip can be from a child's point of view or even from the student's point of view if he or she lived in that country. What would a typical day be like? What would someone have to do to find water?
- Instruct the students to first draw the outside borders of each panel, including a title panel. Panels may all be the same size or they may vary in size; however, the number of panels drawn should fill the entire 8.5?x 11? paper.
- After the panels have been drawn, have students begin drawing their narrative cartoons inside each panel.
Create a class newspaper with stories about the importance of water, and include the students' comic strips.
Framework and Standards
Essential Questions
- How can a comic strip tell a story?
- How are our lives different than those in the selected country?
Visual Arts Standards
- Standard 1: Understanding and Applying Media, Techniques, and Processes
- Standard 3: Choosing and Evaluating a Range of Subject Matter, Symbols and Ideas
- Standard 4: Understanding the Visual Arts in Relation to History and Cultures
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- Standard 2: Understanding the Human Experience
- Standard 4: Communication Skills


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Warner signals wariness of public option
Warner, a centrist Democrat, laid out criteria during an interview with a Roanoke television affiliate for a bill that he could support.
"I want to make sure there are some competitive alternatives to the insurance companies," he said. "But I'm concerned that simply expanding Medicare and Medicaid without getting the financial incentives right -- it's going to again end up driving up the deficit costs."
Warner has been coy about whether he would support a public option, and, along with other recalcitrant Democrats, could even end up scuttling Democratic leaders' fallback plan of passing healthcare reform with a simple majority vote using budgetary rules.
"I don't think a single payer, government-run system ought to be the goal of healthcare reform," he said, adding that he was not eager to support any bill containing new taxes to finance the system.
The first-term Virginia senator also saved some criticism for President Obama for not having adequately communicated the stakes in the healthcare debate.
"One of the things that I've been disappointed in the president's approach is that he didn't make the case to the American people that if we do nothing, we're still headed toward a disaster," he said.


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Steve James wrote: One might ask why titles are necessary at all. Anyway, no one is forced to use the term or not.
"Mistress" still means a "female master" though colloquial English has reduced it to being a man's sexual partner outside of marriage.
cdobe wrote:This is for native English speakers from various countries. A woman recently told me that Mrs and Miss are both no longer politically correct to use and today you would have to use "Ms.". I have never heard this word before in spoken English.
Steve James wrote:Right. "Mister" is the unaccented form of "master," and "Mr." is just the abbreviation, as "Mrs." was the abbreviation for "mistress." Btw, in the U.S. at least, "Master" was used as a replacement honorific for a male child.
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Has a signing made as strong an impact, and as quickly, as Moussa Sissoko has at Newcastle? The French midfielder set up Papiss Cisse for an excellent goal on his debut in a win at Aston Villa, but it was his home debut, four days later, against Chelsea, when Sissoko really impressed.
Playing as the number ten in a much more forward position than he is used to in France, Sissoko used his pace and power to great effect, at one stage outrunning Ashley Cole despite giving the Englishman a two-yard head start. And he scored two goals to boot, the second a pile-driver from outside the area that secured a last-minute 3-2 win. No wonder the Newcastle fans are asking, "Demba Who?" following the sale of their top scorer last month.
Newcastle coach Alan Pardew, now nicknamed 'Depardew', after French actor Gerard Depardieu, has handled the ten Frenchmen in his squad very cleverly. There were never more than four 'Frenchies' on the field against Chelsea at any one time (subs Sylvain Marveaux and Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa came on for Yoann Gouffran and Sissoko) and it was clear that Newcastle were defending with Argentines (Fabrizio Coloccini and Jonas Gutierrez) and Englishmen (Steven Taylor and James Perch) and relying on the French to provide to technical ability to break down opponents.
"Sissoko brings us energy and power," said Pardew. "When he arrived, I told him he needed to score more. Here, the game is more open, faster, less compact than in France. I had no doubt he would adapt quickly." Newcastle had been tracking him for 18 months, and chief scout Graham Carr watched 20 games in Ligue 1 in January alone.
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CREATING an environmentally friendly building was not the only priority for a couple who are constructing their own home at Cudgee.
With two small children, they also wanted it to be a family-friendly space where they could relax, have fun and enjoy the country life.
Timshel and Shelley Knoll-Miller and their children Reuben, 7, and Grace, 5, are building a straw bale house on one acre of land at Cudgee.
The 18.5-square building is a passive solar design with a polished concrete floor, loads of north-facing, double-glazed windows and includes living areas, three bedrooms and a study.
Work started in January and the project is expected to take 12 months to complete.
Mrs Knoll-Miller said they purchased the block at 15 Manna Lane about two years ago from friends who had subdivided a parcel off their own land.
The couple decided on straw bales for their environmental qualities and insulating benefits. The bales, which are used on the external walls, are rendered, acting as a heat bank in winter and providing a cooling surface in summer when windows are opened and air circulates through the house.
A builder was engaged to manage the project and built to the fit-out stage while the Knoll-Millers decided to do the straw bale construction themselves.
"In a bid to save money, we have also taken responsibility for other aspects of the project, such as polishing of the slab, digging of the trenches, assemblage of our shed and driveway, the supply of water tanks, solar power and a worm farm septic system," Ms Knoll-Miller said.
The couple will run a workshop on straw bale construction as part of the Warrnambool Environmental Action Group's fourth annual Sustainable House Day on Sunday from 10am to 4pm.
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When is the Big East going to get smart and wake up the sleeping giant that is UCF?
Hey, Big East, did you see the story in today's Sentinel?
The University of Central Florida is now officially the state's largest university by enrollment.
The school now has 53,527 students, moving it past the University of Florida as the largest university in the state and making it the third largest in the country.
If the Big East is truly considering expanding and adding another team, what better choice is there than UCF? Correction: What OTHER choice is there than UCF?
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Catching sight of his visage in a mirror was a mild horror in itself. A gaunt face peered at its reflection, while the latter eyed his double with contempt. A sharp nose carved down the centre of his features, creating an arrogant, angular appearance. Dark inverted smiles furrowed as he gazed into the calculating eyes of his intangible double. His coppery curls tumbled greasily to his shoulders like viscera from an abdominal wound.
The mirage residing solitarily within the mirror used to gaze outwards with wonder, meeting the gaze of his originator with pleasure. When his creator drew his pallid face close to the glass, eager breath occasionally misting the surface, he would be observed with awe. The pleasant symmetry of his appearance was not detracted from by the majesty of his features, an essence of grandeur omnipresent in the curve of his jaw; the arch of each eyebrow comparable to the Gothic beauty of antique architectural design. Silken auburn strands tickled his shoulder, as he leaned gently inwards.


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TROJAN BOYS HOCKEY: Grimmius, Trojans counting on solid returning leadership
WORTHINGTON — With just two players from last year's roster no longer on the team, first-year Trojans boys hockey coach Nate Grimmius has a lot of returning talent to work with this season.By: Jordan Willi, Worthington Daily Globe
WORTHINGTON — With just two players from last year's roster no longer on the team, first-year Trojans boys hockey coach Nate Grimmius has a lot of returning talent to work with this season.
"With our returning players, we've got goal scorers who we will rely on a little bit more right away until we get into the mid-season area," Grimmius said. "At that point, I am hoping some of the younger guys can step up, too. I do know that those younger kids can put the puck in the net."
Another advantage Grimmius has in his first year as the varsity coach is the fact that most of the players on the roster have experienced his coaching style before and know what to expect from him.
"I have been coaching bantams, so I have coached all these kids before," Grimmius said. "Obviously, kids change year-to-year skills wise but, having coached them before, it gives you a lot better sense of who is who and where they play and how they play."
A strength Grimmius sees in his team is that they are able to play as a group and work together to both score goals and keep pucks out of their own net.
"I think as an entire group, we are strong," Grimmius said. "The seniors of going to lead us this year, but we have a good group of kids coming up who will contribute to the team. I think as a whole we are strong."
With their goaltending tandem still intact from last season as well as a slew of forwards returning to power their offense, the Trojans will not be lacking in depth in either position.
"Goaltending is one of the places where we are strong this year along with our forwards, who are strong as well," Grimmius said. "Our offensive play will be a strong point for us as well."
With two reliable goaltenders ready for action, Grimmius feels comfortable making a change at any point in the season if one goalie should struggle.
"In hockey, you have to be able to rely on both of your goaltenders," Grimmius said. "If one is not getting the job done, you have to be able to go to the second guy and he has to be ready for that challenge."
One question mark Grimmius still has for this season is how consistent and effective his defensive players will be.
Worthington only returns three defensemen from last year's team and will have just five total defensemen total on the roster. Because of this, Grimmius will have to rely on his top defensemen to eat up minutes while continuing to play strong in the defensive end.
"Defense is something we are going to have to focus on a lot this year," Grimmius said. "We don't have huge numbers at defense. We have a lot of forwards, but we have just five guys on defense. In order for a hockey team to have a successful year, you have to be strong defensively."
After losing in the quarterfinals of the Class A Section 3 playoffs last season, the Trojans are hungry for another postseason berth.
"The kids are really striving and pushing to make the postseason," Grimmius said. "If we can do that, it will be a successful year."
If the Trojans are going to make the postseason this year, Grimmius feels they will have to play a complete game on both ends of the ice.
"I think we have to be able to play both ends of the rink," Grimmius said. "A lot of our season is going to depend on how we play, defensively, and we have to play as a team."
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Boys Hockey Capsules
Coach: Nate Grimmius.
Experience: First season.
2011-12 Record: 5-17-1 overall; 1-8-1 Southwest Conference; 2-7-1 section.
2012 Postseason: Lost to New Ulm in Class A Section 3 Tournament quarterfinal.
Players Graduated: Jonah Oberloh, Ethan Stofferan.
Players Returning: Issac Kruse, Sr., F; Alex Purdy, Jr. G; Alex Thompson, Sr., F; Alex Kremer, So., F; Jacob Oberloh, Sr., F; Levi Leach, Sr., F; Sam Mills, Sr., F; Jacob Molden, Sr., D; Kody Honius, Jr., F; Zach Heidebrink, Jr., D; Rylan Scholtes, Sr., G.
New Players: Nick Newman, So., F; Andrew Johnson, So., F; Evan Gerren, So., F; Mitchell Shreiner, So., D; Rylan Baumhofner, So., D; Nathan Patten, So., F.
Strengths: The Trojans bring back a strong offensive unit along with an experienced goaltending tandem in Scholtes and Purdy. The team will not be lacking in scoring or leaders with seven forwards coming back ready to put the puck in the net on a regular basis.
Weaknesses: One weakness the Trojans have is a lack of depth at defensemen. They return three experienced defenders, but added only two more players to their blueline for a total of five. Another thing Worthington will have to work on is staying out of the penalty box.
Outlook: The Trojans hope to make it to postseason play again this year and possibly make a deeper push into the section playoffs.
Nov. 24: vs. Mankato East/Loyola, L, 4-3, OT
Nov. 27: vs. Marshall
Nov. 29: vs. Luverne
Dec. 4: vs. Redwood Valley
Dec. 6: at Windom Area
Dec. 13: at Fairmont
Dec. 15: at Waseca
Dec. 22: at Mankato East/Loyola
Jan. 4: at Sioux Center, Iowa
Jan. 5: at Morris/Benson
Jan. 8: at Marshall
Jan. 10: vs. Fairmont
Jan. 14: vs. Sioux Center, Iowa
Jan. 19: vs. Morris/Benson
Jan. 22: vs. Windom Area
Jan. 26: vs. Waseca
Jan. 29: at Luverne
Feb. 7: at Redwood Valley
Feb. 8: vs. Sioux Falls, S.D.
Feb. 19-March 1: Section Tournament
March 6-8: State Tournament
Coaches: Tony Sandbulte, Derrick Brown
Experience: 5th season, 62-33-4 overall.
2011-12 Record: 21-4-2 overall; 8-1-1 Southwest Conference; 9-1-0 section.
2012 Postseason: Lost to New Ulm in Class A Section 3 Tournament final.
Players Graduated: Austin Van Santen, Chase Hoffman, Cody Christensen, Brady Dinger, Bobby Rogers, Steven Verhey, Dylan Skattum, Jeremy Reisdorfer.
Players Returning: Kendall Meyer, Jr. G; Cole Desplinter, Sr., F; Jordan Dingmand, Jr., F; Dalton Smeins, Jr., D; Jackson Frankenhoff, Jr., F; Logan Norman, Jr., D; Travis Frakes, Jr., D; Matthew Sterrett, Sr., D; Austin Maxwell, Sr., D; Dalton Wenzel, So., F; Cole Walgrave, Jr., D; Andrew Jelken, So., F; Blake Stegenga, Jr., F; Ryan Krueger, Sr., F; Toby Sengvongxay, So., D; Johnny Solma, Sr., F; Joe Baustian, Jr., F; Gunnar Olson, Jr., F; Skyler Wenninger, Sr., F.
New Players: Andrew Verhey, So., F; Chaz Smedsrud, Fr., F; Mark Spreiter, So., D; Erik Toftland, Fr., D; Connor Hoffman, So., F; Jordan Almond, Jr., F; Jake Aukes, So., F; Joe Sommers, So., F; Connor Crabtree, So., G.
Strengths: The Cardinals return a strong core of point-producers from last season. They have also shored up their defense and hope to be much-improved from a season ago. Goalie Kendall Meyer looks to have another strong season between the pipes for Luverne, so goaltending will not be an problem.
Weaknesses: One thing the Cardinals are lacking is size. Luverne is not a big team and will try to become tougher as the season wears on. However, the Cardinals will rely on their speed to make up for their lack of size.
Outlook: Luverne looks to build on the successes of last season, while also building up their core of players so they are ready to take on their roles. As a team, the Cardinals hope to make it back to the section finals and take the next step by getting to the state tournament.
Nov. 29: at Worthington
Dec. 4: vs. Marshall
Dec. 7: vs. Redwood Valley
Dec. 8: at Litchfield/Dassel-Cokato
Dec. 11: at Fairmont
Dec. 15: vs. Morris/Benson
Dec. 18: vs. Windom Area
Dec. 26: at Schwan Cup, Blaine
Dec. 27: at Schwan Cup, Blaine
Dec. 28: at Schwan Cup, Blaine
Jan. 3: at Marshall
Jan. 5: vs. Dodge County
Jan. 8: vs. Fairmont
Jan. 11: at Mora/Hinckley-Finlayson
Jan. 12: at Princeton
Jan. 17: at Redwood Valley
Jan. 17: vs. Breckenridge/Wahpeton
Jan. 25: vs. St. Paul Johnson
Jan. 26: at Morris/Benson
Jan. 29: vs. Worthington
Feb. 2: at Dodge County
Feb. 4: at Windom Area
Feb. 8: at Hutchinson
Feb. 9: at Breckenridge/Wahpeton
Feb. 15: at Minnehaha Academy
Feb. 19-March 1: Section Tournament
March 6-8: State Tournament
Coach: Jon Ammerman.
Experience: Second season, 11-8-1 overall.
2011-12 Record: 11-8-1 overall; 4-5-1 Southwest Conference; 4-5-1 section.
2012 Postseason: Lost to Hutchinson in Class A Section 3 Tournament quarterfinal.
Players Graduated: Adam Eisenmenger, Mitch Baumhofer, Brett Larson, Christian Schuck, Carson Nyborg.
Players Returning: Ben Stubbe, Sr., G; Eric Haberman, Sr., D; Kyle Luhmann, Sr., D; Stuart Schumacher, Sr., F; Travis Janssen, Sr., F; Tyler McGowan, Sr., G; Tyler Presthus, Sr., D; Mitchell Macek, Jr., F; Zach Bartosh, Jr., F.
New Players: Andrew Hirsch, Jr., D; Dylan Pigman, Jr., F; Ryan Clark, Jr., F; Ryan Evers, Jr., F; Zach Ignaszewski, Jr., F; Alex Leopold, So., D; Garrett Schumacher, So., G; Devin Neilsen, Fr., F; Zach Steen, Fr., F.
Strengths: Defense for the Eagles will be one of their main strengths this season with a strong core of returning starters ready to play again this season. Another strength for Windom is the continuity of the coaching staff, which has been is in its second year of leading the team.
Weaknesses: A big weakness for the Eagles is their lack of scoring. With just four returning forwards, Windom's young skaters will need to find a way to contribute goals early and often to find success as a team.
Outlook: After a 3-5-1 start, Windom won eight of its last 11 contests to finish three games above .500 in Ammerman's first season guiding the Eagles. They are looking for a faster start this season.
Nov. 29: vs. Marshall
Dec. 1: at Mankato East/Loyola
Dec. 6: vs. Worthington
Dec. 8: vs. Morris/Benson
Dec. 15: at Achiever NE Academy
Dec. 18: vs. Luverne
Dec. 20: vs. Fairmont
Dec. 27: at Waseca Tournament
Dec. 28: at Waseca Tournament
Dec. 29: at Waseca Tournament
Jan. 3: vs. Redwood Valley
Jan. 5: vs. Achiever NE Academy
Jan. 12: at Morris/Benson
Jan. 15: at Marshall
Jan. 19: vs. St. Peter/LeSueur/Henderson/Tri-City United
Jan. 22: at Worthington
Jan. 25: at Becker/Big Lake
Jan. 26: at Sartell-St. Stephen
Jan. 31: at Waseca
Feb. 4: vs. Luverne
Feb. 7: at Fairmont
Feb. 12: at Redwood Valley
Feb. 19-March 1: Section Tournament
March 6-9: State Tournament
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Nov. 5, 2012 GREENSBORO, N.C. (theACC.com) – Highlighted by six Top-4 national seeds, the Atlantic Coast Conference placed nine teams in the 2012 NCAA Division I Women's Soccer Championship field announced Monday afternoon. The nine teams selected to the big dance matches the NCAA record set by the ACC in 2011. ACC regular-season champion Florida State (16-3-0) was awarded a No. 1 national seed, while ACC Champion Virginia (16-4-1) and North Carolina (10-5-2) earned No. 2 national seeds. 2011 College Cup Semifinalist Wake Forest (13-5-3) and Finalist Duke (12-5-2) were tabbed as No. 3 seeds, and 2012 ACC Championship runner-up Maryland (13-6-2) earned a No. 4 national seed. It is the fifth straight year six ACC teams have been nationally seeded, and the second straight year the Seminoles have earned a No. 1 seed (third overall). Boston College (10-7-3), Miami (9-7-3) and Virginia Tech (13-5-1) join those six schools in the field of 64. All nine ACC selections are repeat selections from a season ago. The nine ACC teams selected to the 2012 NCAA Tournament field leads all conferences. This is the 10th straight year that at least seven ACC teams have made the NCAA Women's Soccer Championship field, and the 14th straight year that at least six have been selected. Play begins for all nine ACC teams this weekend (Nov. 9-11). North Carolina will be seeking its 21st title overall. The Tar Heels are the only Division I program that has earned a spot in the NCAA Championship each of the last 31 years since its inception in 1982 and owns a 110-8-2 record in the event. Several other ACC teams will extend notable streaks with year's NCAA appearances. Virginia is in the field for the 19th straight year and 24th overall. Wake Forest will be competing for the 16th straight year. Florida State has been part of the tournament every year since 2000 (13 straight appearances), and has reached the College Cup five times during that run.
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"We have an incredible environment in the Twin Cities where the arts thrive, so we think it's important to celebrate that," Kelly says.
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"We take event-based ideas and bring them to a reality," Kelly says. The company -- which counts Kelly and owner Scott Mayer as the sole employees -- conceives and produces all of its events.
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Kelly, 29, had the philanthropic bug as far back as high school. He recalls producing the "Student Choice Awards" while on the student council -- "I think there was some foreshadowing there, maybe," he laughs. He got his professional start at the international corporate public relations firm Fleishman-Hillard as a designer, and since then has worn many hats -- everything from producing a runway show for Monique Lhuillier to designing media kits for Spam and Jennie-O Turkey.
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Vergil's sword, the Yamato, is used by Nero in Devil May Cry 4, it being restored when Nero's inner demon awakens. Dante tries to reclaim the Yamato from Nero, stating that the sword was his brother's, originally used to seal the gate between the realms and that it needed to remain in the family. In the end, Dante entrusts Nero to keep the Yamato with confidence.
Vergil is Dante's twin brother. He is a chief antagonist in Devil May Cry 3 as well as a playable character in the game's Special Edition. After he is betrayed by Arkham at the end of the game's second act (the end of mission 13), he temporarily teams up with Dante near the end, before reverting to his villain role. Throughout the game, Vergil seeks to undo the seal of Sparda inside the Temen-ni-gru and claim the entirety of their father's power for his own, regardless of the effects this will have on the human world. To do so he needed Dante's half of their mother's amulet, so he lured his brother out with the intent of taking it by force. Vergil battles Dante three times in the Devil May Cry 3 storyline. Their first battle is on the highest level of Temen-Ni-Gru, where Dante is soundly defeated by Vergil, who then takes Dante's amulet. Their second battle is at the bottom of the tower, where the twins battle to a draw before their battle is interrupted. Their final battle is near the entrance to the demon realm, where Vergil is finally defeated.


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A new line of state-of-the-art, lead-free no-clean solder pastes was introduced this week by the Contact Materials Division (CMD) of Heraeus during the annual APEX conference and exposition in Anaheim, California. The new line of solder pastes—the F640 Series—promotes wetting and minimizes defects with tin/silver/copper alloy soldering.
With its wide process window, the F640 Series of no-clean solder paste is able to compensate for process variations in printing, component placement and soldering. These lead-free pastes provide industry- leading wetting on a variety of surfaces and finishes and leave behind a clear residue. This reduces processing costs significantly, makes set-up easy and saves time. Offering minimal slumping and exceptional print-to-print consistency, the F640 Series can also be reflowed in air or nitrogen environments.
"The F640 series of solder paste is the latest addition to the wide array of lead-free products offered by Heraeus to the industry," said Brian Bauer, business manager for Surface Mount Materials at Heraeus CMD. "These lead-free, no-clean solder pastes were tested extensively with our customers before being offered to the marketplace. These pastes are capable of providing near defect-free performance in the ever-changing production environment where reduction of hazardous substances (RoHS) and elimination of lead from the manufacturing process are a priority," Bauer added.


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OXFORD — In the world of Twitter, there are tweets and then there are tweets. So obviously, I stopped and took notice when I saw this little gem.
From UM assistant coach Torrey Ward: "So we just got done with practice @ the Bridgestone Arena & we can't get on the bus because it's parked over a live landmine"
Well, the good news is I called UM basketball sports information director Joey Jones and he gave me a little longer version of what happened. Apparently, the route the team had taken to get to Bridgestone Arena went right next to some explosives that had been set up to demolish a building, but nobody had warned them (Kentucky took the same route).
Once the teams arrived at the arena, someone alerted the bus drivers that they should probably take another route when leaving Bridgestone Arena, so the UM players and coaches had to wait a little while as everyone figured out another way out of there.
So, yes, there were explosives involved. But no, you shouldn't have to worry about landmines if you're going to Bridgestone Arena this weekend.
* In today's Clarion-Ledger, we have a preview of the Southeastern Conference tournament, which begins today in the land of the landmines. Ole Miss does not play until tomorrow at 2:15 p.m.
I'll be heading to Nashville this morning, but should arrive in time for the Tennessee-LSU game this afternoon. After the winner is determined, the Rebels' task on Friday will become more clear. See you there…
Sometimes I get lazy and let the dishes stack up. But they don't stack too high, I've only got four dishes.
— Detroit pitcher Mark Fidrych. Hall of Fame Collection. 1976.


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The part of the frame and fork that the wheels are bolted into.
Dropouts in their most common forms are the slotted plates on your frame or fork that your wheels bolt into. They usually come in pairs and they can be found in the front or rear. Some dropouts have vertical slots and some have horizontal slots. They vary widley in shape, size, thickness and general design but they all provide a place to secure the hub axle in some way or another.
The slot in frame or fork that the axle slides in when installing a wheel.
on a bike frame, the slots into which the front and rear wheel axles fit.
Small, slotted openings which hold the front and rear wheel axles. On many bikes the dropouts do not appear to be separate parts. They are merely the openings at the ends of two other frame sections: the seat stays and the front fork.
a slot in the frame into which the rear wheel axle fits
A bicycle dropout (or frame end and fork end) is a slot in a frame or fork where the axle of the wheel is attached.


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Randy Edsall's first season as the Maryland head football coach didn't go as planned.
The straight-shooting Susquehannock High School graduate would be the first to admit that.
During the season, the Terrapins lost games in bunches, finishing 2-10, including eight straight to end the season. That came on the heels of a 9-4 season in Ralph Friedgen's final year as a head coach.
After the season, the Terps lost players in bunches, with 13 players with remaining eligibility opting to leave the program, including one-time star quarterback Danny O'Brien. During his 14 months as head coach, approximately two dozen players have left the program.
Some of the defectors apparently didn't appreciate Edsall's hardline approach to football and academics. He expected his rules to be followed and he expected his players to go to class. That didn't sit well with some, especially when compared with Friedgen's more relaxed personality.
Not surprisingly, Edsall came under severe criticism from both Maryland fans and the local media. At least one prominent media member, John Feinstein of the Washington Post, said Edsall should be fired -- after just one year on the job. Another famous Post columnist, Sally Jenkins, compared him to a modern-day Captain Queeg.
Edsall's program also had to deal with a pair of unexpected body blows after his hiring. First he learned in January, 2011, that the Terps lost three scholarships for academic failures. Then, last July, the NCAA ruled that Friedgen had practiced his players beyond the 20-hour-per-week limit in 2010. The NCAA then limited the Terps to a 171/2-hour week in 2011.
Fewer scholarships and a shorter work week made his job considerably more difficult, especially for a new coach.
The Glen Rock native grew up a Maryland fan. When he became the Terps' head man, he called it his "dream job," but in some respects it had quickly turned into a nightmare.
The nightmare, however, may finally be ending. Edsall has received some much-needed support this spring.
The Maryland players who have stuck with Edsall now seem committed to the former York County standout.
After the recent spring game, senior offensive lineman Justin Gilbert told the Fredericksburg Free Lance-Star: "I hate saying it, but now that the guys who don't want to be here are gone, we can really focus on next season. We don't have any distractions anymore. Everybody who's here wants to be here. I really saw that this spring with guys. The chemistry was better. There was no cancers on the team. Everybody was all together."
Those words surely meant a lot to Edsall. Gilbert likely spoke for many, if not most, of his remaining teammates.
But the support didn't stop there.
Less than two weeks ago, Edsall got a strong endorsement from Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank.
Why is that important? Well, Plank is a former walk-on at Maryland who is now the school's most influential booster. He's also a member of the schools' board of trustees.
"Randy Edsall is a good, strong, decent man who is working his tail off on behalf of the University of Maryland," Plank recently told The Baltimore Sun. "And there are more people that want to spend their days burning things down than building it up. At least stop rooting against him. You know, give the guy a chance."
Plank's backing is significant. He is to Maryland what Nike's Phil Knight is to Oregon -- the power behind the scenes.
When Friedgen was pushed out following the 2010 season, it was thought that Plank wanted former Texas Tech coach Mike Leach to be the next Terps' boss. Edsall eventually got the job and there were rumors that Plank wasn't happy with the selection.
If Plank now has Edsall's back, that may be critical to the coach's success.
Recruiting is also picking up for Edsall. Over the weekend, Maryland beat out Penn State for a pair of four-star recruits.
For his part, Edsall has persevered through it all. He remains convinced that the program is headed in the right direction and he's called the player defections part of a normal coaching transition.
He may very well be right, but Edsall has made a few mistakes along the way.
It started with the way he left UConn to take the Maryland job. He flew directly from a Huskies' bowl game to meet with Maryland officials and then attend an introductory news conference -- without first talking to his UConn players in person. Many felt he abandoned his former program and its players.
His hardline handling of O'Brien's transfer was also clumsy. At first, he refused to give O'Brien a full release, but refused to elaborate on why. Eventually, the university administration intervened and told Edsall to give O'Brien an unconditional release.
And finally, his relationship with the local media has been strained, at best. Edsall needs to improve in that area. That is obvious.
None of those mistakes are fatal, however. If fact, they're fairly typical in the coaching fraternity.
What could be fatal is continued losing. Edsall knows that better than anyone.
Luckily, winning is the one area that Edsall has the most control over. His track record at UConn shows that -- if he's given a proper chance -- Edsall will turn Maryland into a winner, and he'll do it the right way.
He just needs time and support.
Despite the calls of some, such as Feinstein, Edsall will get at least one more year to prove his worth. And his six-year contract likely means he'll get at least one more year after that.
Edsall now seems to be getting the support he needs, from his players, from Plank and from recruits. Hopefully Terrapin Nation will soon follow.
The Susquehannock grad may not make the Terps into winners this season, but he will make them into winners soon, and he'll keep them winning for a long time come.
He just needs the chance.
-- Steve Heiser is sports editor of The York Dispatch. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or at 854-1575, ext. 455.


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"Quite literally, all the objections to the unjust ways of God go beyond infinity when you're talking about J'ossef B'haga'dontz, who's tinkering with a massively complex simulation that creates literal creatures to be tormented."
He Will Never Bring it About That I Am Nothing So Long as I Think That I Am Something
"The real elements of uncertainty lie, first in the number of people normally inhabiting one house at that time, and secondly, in the exact meaning of the word "haga" or "close."
"To return to the ground we have already briefly covered, and to establish a comparison with Wallingford, the word "haga," which we saw to be of such doubtful value in the case of Wallingford, is replaced in Oxford by the word "mansio."
"A man would be granted in the first growth of the town a unit of land with definitely established boundaries, which he would probably enclose (the word "haga" refers to such an enclosure), and though at first there might be only one house upon it, it would be to his interest to multiply the tenements within this unit, which unit rendered a regular, customary and unchanging due to its various superiors, whatever the number of inhabitants it grew to contain."
"Para leer este artículo en español, haga clic aquí."
The Huffington Post: Elisa Batista: Lack of Paid Sick Days May Claim Latino Lives
"Ahora con el cierre de la base, luego de que los movimientos civiles lograran desmilitarizar el área, ven una ventana para que se les haga justicia, pero el gobierno, tanto el central como el municipal tienen otros planes: el llamado "Plan del Portal" que dirige quien vergonzozamente les habló."
"So, I know there is such a thing as the subjunctive in Spanish, I know that it often occurs after certain negated verbs, so I try out the sentence "No quiero que el lo haga" and see how it is received."
"Click on image for HI-RES haga clic en la imagen de alta resolución"
"¿De cuando a acá nos da pena que nuestro ejército nacional no haga cosas "más valerosas", Acaso no es este el país donde nuestro "glorioso" ejército nacional muestra una banderita de la cruz roja "por miedo"?"
Global Voices in English » Colombia: The Hunt for Pablo Escobar's Hippo
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Words that people on Twitter don't think are words.
I wrote a little script that runs every day. It searches the Twitter API for tweets containing the words, "is not a word". Each (non...unfollow, suppose-ably, qirl, darkskin, haz, stoints, uglyer, boringest, fustrating, linx, yolo, excapes and 22586 more...
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10 Best-Selling Cars in America's Wealthiest ZIP Codes
5. Century City, Calif., 90067
Average income: $751,000
Top car: Toyota Prius
If you think the home of Creative Artists Agency, 20th Century Fox(NWS) and MGM isn't going to have a bunch of hybrids puttering around, you haven't been paying much attention to Hollywood (or the neighborhoods near it). This Los Angeles enclave loves putting out the eco-friendly vibe, but much like its hippie neighbors to the north in Marin County, Century City's carbon footprint is somewhat wider than the Prius would suggest. The Nos. 2-4 cars bought in Century City -- the Mercedes E and C-Class (25 mpg and 26 mpg, respectively) and the BMW 328 (27 mpg) -- all get about half of the Prius' mileage while doubling its curb appeal.
4. Atherton, Calif., 94027
Average income: $768,000
Top car: Mercedes-Benz E-Class
Can you buy a car for less than $50,000 in Atherton? Yes, but if it's not the No. 2 Toyota Prius, your fellow residents may ask you to pick up the dry cleaning while you're out getting their groceries. There's a lot of Silicon Valley money in this heavily wooded town, and the top-ranked E-Class is a steal compared with the third-most-popular Porsche Panamera ($76,175), the Mercedes GL-Class ($63,445) and the Mercedes S-Class ($95,375).
3. Downtown Chicago, Ill., 60604
Average income: $782,000
Top car: Volkswagen Jetta
The Jetta was the No. 5 car in Century City, but it's No. 1 in Chicago's heart thanks largely to its compact frame, Its nearly 30 combined miles per gallon, 200-horsepower engine, keyless access, push-button start, 15.5 cubic feet of trunk space, heated front seats and 3 feet of rear legroom. Maybe it's the modesty of transplants from nearby Midwest towns, fear of blistering summers and snowy, salty winters or the realization that the city's shoulders may be broad but its parking spaces aren't, but none of the vehicles in downtown Chicago's Top 5 break $31,000. The Jetta, Honda CR-V (No. 2, $30,605), Jeep Grand Cherokee (No. 3, $30,120), Toyota Camry (No. 4, $25,535) and Toyota Camry (No. 5, $19,595) are all modestly priced by this list's standards, but are all reliable, practical choices.


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Conveniently near the airport, Eden is in the heart of Florence, within walking distance of San Lorenzo Market, Palazzo degli Affari, and Palazzo dei Congressi. Also nearby are Statue of David and Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore.
Hotel Features.
Dining options at the hotel include a bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is available. Complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access is available in public areas. The staff can provide concierge services, tour/ticket assistance, and tour assistance. Additional amenities include multilingual staff, a safe deposit box at the front desk, and an elevator (lift). Onsite parking is offered for a surcharge.
The 25 air-conditioned guestrooms at Eden include safes and hair dryers. Televisions are equipped with satellite channels. All accommodations provide desks and direct-dial phones. Bathrooms offer bathtubs or showers, bidets, and complimentary toiletries. In addition, amenities available on request include irons/ironing boards and wake-up calls.


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XF Sportbrake revealed
Jaguar today reveals details and the first images of the XF Sportbrake, a truly versatile derivative of the multi award-winning XF saloon.
Entirely new from the B-pillars backwards, the XF Sportbrake represents a compelling combination of muscular yet elegant design, dynamic ability, contemporary interior luxury and, with a load-space capacity of up to 1675 litres, a no-compromise approach to practicality.
Full details of the XF Sportbrake follow; it will receive its global debut at the Geneva Motor Show on 6th March.


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Great Basin Brewing Co. (Sparks): User Reviews
Great Basin Brewing Co. (Sparks)
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Visiting the Great Basin is like going into a local "Cheers" type brewpub, but larger and more energetic. The beers are great and they have an excellent variety, from the top "Ichy" IPA to sweeter "*itching Berry, to Hefe and Whoopass Wit. The food is generous and the menu has good variety. There is a feeling of home in the bar with regulars hanging out at the bar itself and other locals around the restuarant. Very well run with attention to service at the bar and on the floor. The bands are exciting and they have a number of them every month. They could benefit from a "Mug Club" type of offering for the locals as I've seen in many other brewpubs in CA and back East.
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Senior attacker Kate Fitzgerald set a school record for goals in a postseason game to lead the Colorado College women's lacrosse team to a 15-9 victory over Claremont Colleges in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Wednesday night at CC's Washburn Field. The Tigers (10-5) will face Nazareth College (13-2) at 2:30 p.m. ET on Saturday in Salisbury, Md. The winner will face either Washington & Lee University (15-3) or host Salisbury University (18-1) for the right to advance to the national semifinals on May 19 at William Smith College in Geneva, NY. Fitzgerald scored four of her game-high six goals during a 7-1 run that helped the Tigers turn a 6-5 deficit into a 12-7 lead. She tied the game with 29 seconds remaining in the first half, then struck again 3:14 into the second frame. Two more scores in a span of just under two minutes gave CC a five-goal lead with 7:34 remaining in the game, and she eclipsed Cassie Abel's record of five with 2:30 to play. Sophomore midfielder Courtney Cronin scored three of her team-leading five goals in the first half, including two during a 3-0 run which gave the Athenas (15-2) their first and only lead at 6-5 with 1:15 to play in the opening half. But from that point on, it was nearly all Colorado College. The Tigers outshot CMS 22-5 in the second half to finish with an 18-16 advantage. CC also finished the game with a 30-20 edge in ground balls, which included a 23-11 difference during the second 30 minutes, and won 15 of 25 draw controls. Sophomore Jess Van Doren finished with 11 saves to earn the victory in goal. Senior midfielder Hannah Murtaugh paced the Tiger defense with six caused turnovers and five ground balls. Senior Kristen Huff made seven of her 12 saves in the second half while under constant pressure from the Tigers.
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In my last batch of copper tubes, that I had polished outside, three came back with slight irregularities. I've already sold one and I have two left. One was squeezed too hard in a vice and is slightly oval in section. It's certainly not a bad thing, as it allows the orgonite to more evenly surround the crystal/magnet assembly inside, which is also oval, in section.
The other one has a small dent, turn that side to the wall and no one's the wiser. Both are very attractive, fully functional. I'll take $225 each plus shipping, for these Powerwands.
Since they aren't on the menu at my site, you'll need to email me and we can make arrangements.
PS, Got this this morning in an email:
I was placing an order for a pyramid orgone generator, 4-sided with power pack. It did not accept my debit card. I realize that I just activated it yesterday and the instructions were to wait up to 36 hours before using for purchases.
I will try to place the order again tomorrow.
By the way, the powerwand, is unbelievable. I am not sure of how you feel about people who help others into the light. I have that ability. A friend who bought a house needed help. There was a problem there. It took me no more than 60 seconds to clear his house with the wand.
I kept a journal of my communications with him. When I have time, I will describe exactly what I did and what I saw.
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A Hodgenville woman, accused of assaulting a rival last April, will not be required to spend additional time in jail.
Tonya D. Bell, 34, got into an argument with another woman over a man in a parking lot in Ovesen Heights, according to police reports.
Officers said Bell drove her car into the side of the victim's vehicle and also struck the victim with the car.
Bell fled the scene in her car and allegedly forced another vehicle off the road.
The LaRue County Sheriff's Office investigated the case.
2008 was not the greatest year for Kelly Calhoun and her family.
First, came the death of her husband's grandmother in January and the ensuing funeral costs.
Then, her husband Marty was injured in an explosion at work. He suffered second degree burns over 30 percent of his body. He's unable to work at this time and is experiencing post traumatic stress syndrome.
Their pet cat Whiskers, a rescue animal, died after being neutered.
Most recently, their electricity went out and they had to clean out a large freezer of meat.
Registration is under way for what may be the final year of the popular Kentucky Heartland Master Cattlemen program. The classes, which start Tuesday, Jan.
The sluggish state of Kentucky's economy was evident in County Clerk Linda Carter's budget that she presented Tuesday to LaRue County Fiscal Court at the courthouse in Hodgenville.
"Receipts are down noticeably from prior years, but expenditures in the budget are similar," said Tommy Turner, county judge-executive.
Carter offered an example to the magistrates reflecting the downturn.
A detective and two troopers from Kentucky State Police Post 4 joined more than three dozen KSP representatives participating in a presidential Inauguration detail in Washington, D.C.
"I'm pretty excited," Trooper Sam Shacklette said. "It's quite an honor to be chosen to represent the post and the state at such an historic event."
Shacklette was unsure of the exact duties he and other troopers will be assigned, but he expects them to be rooted in crowd control and security.
A free inauguration party is planned in Elizabethtown – complete with a cardboard cutout of the president-elect. Elizabethtown Community and Technical College is hosting an International Inaugural Café from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday in Room 112 in the Administration Building.
State Sen. Carroll Gibson, R-Leitchfield, unanimously was re-elected Senate majority whip by the Republican Senate Caucus last week. The majority whip is the chief vote counter in the caucus and provides the caucus's position, on key issues, to the senate president and other members of leadership.
Gibson also has been appointed to serve as the senate co-chair on the Tobacco Settlement Agreement Fund Oversight Committee.
The Jr. Food Store on Greensburg Street, Hodgenville, sold a winning ticket Jan. 6 on 3 Line Lotto. The lucky winner picked the six numbers, 4, 5, 18, 19, 34 and 38, winning a jackpot of $310,000.
The store receives 1 percent of the payout, according to Jennifer Cunningham, spokeswoman for the Kentucky Lottery.
The winner did not wish to be identified.
The odds of picking all six numbers is 1:3,262,623, according to the Kentucky Lottery Web site.
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