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This past week, I had the honor of speaking with a fellow UW Oshkosh Alumni, Jeff Griffith. Currently working as Creative Director of Advertising and Marketing at Men's Health magazine in New York City, Griffith formerly worked at a variety of advertising agencies around the country, and helped save the Gettysburg National Military Park and Battlefield from a proposed casino in his spare time.
Career Services: What is your current job title and some of your responsibilities?
Griffith: I'm currently Creative Director of Advertising/Marketing at Men's Health magazine.
My job is to provide creative and strategic thinking and executions for our advertisers as well as any Men's Health-sponsored events or activities. That includes ads, advertorials, videos, tablet enhancements, banners, rich media units, and any graphics needed for our numerous triathlons, the Men's Health Cooking School, summer socials, and our signature event, the Men's Health Urbanathlon in three cities nationwide.
My team also provides carefully-designed sales materials for our marketing managers and sales team within the Men's Health brand.
Career Services: What was your career plan when you graduated UWO? Did you always want to work for Rodale-Men's Health, or a specific company?
Griffith: My major at UWO was Journalism with an advertising emphasis. And a TV/Radio/Film minor. My goal all along was to work in an advertising agency. My first job was at an agency in Honolulu, then moved to Atlanta, then New York City. I worked at ad agencies my entire career and even had my own agency for three years called Jugular. In 2011, I jumped over to the publishing side and absolutely love it.
To answer your question, no, I had no plans to work for a magazine. But you never know what opportunities arise. I create more 360 degrees of design/advertising here than I ever would in a major ad agency. In an agency, you'd hand things off to a specific department. Here, we ARE the department.
Career Services: What is one of your greatest achievements that you are most proud of?
Griffith: In 2010, after I left my ad agency Jugular, I became passionately involved with a grassroots group out of Gettysburg, PA that was trying to stop a proposed casino a half-mile from the Gettysburg National Military Park and Battlefield. I found the group on Facebook.
Over the course of a year, I donated my spare time in creating all of their print advertising, billboards, bus shelters, T-shirts, brochures, and website to fight a local millionaire and his quest for a casino near hallowed ground. I produced/directed a collection of videos and personally enlisted several celebrities to present at the statewide hearing to the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board. Filmmaker Ken Burns, Pulitzer Prize-winning author David McCullough, Sam Waterston, Stephen Lang, Matthew Broderick, international strategist Susan Eisenhower and Medal of Honor recipient Paul Bucha were videotaped telling their personal connections to Gettysburg and why it should be saved. Famed composer John Williams provided the music for all my videos. ALL whom donated their time and talent to the cause. Even Steven Spielberg himself gave us approvals to use music from "Saving Private Ryan" for some of the smaller videos.
Long story short, the videos and advertising campaign made the casino proposal a national issue instead of a local issue and the casino proposal was soundly defeated.
As a lifelong history buff, I can proudly say that I personally played a role in saving Gettysburg from urban growth. Wonderfully, as a result, I began working with the Civil War Trust who helps preserves ALL the Civil War battlefields in the US. So now I design their quarterly magazine called "Hallowed Ground" which goes to all their membership.
Career Services: What advice would you give to young UWO students who will be graduating this week, as they prepare to take their next steps in life and pursue careers?
Griffith: Your learning is just starting. No, you don't know everything yet (sorry). And you never will. Be confident in yourself but pay attention to others who have done it before.
Have a goal of what you're looking for. Don't look to potential employers to provide that answer for you.
Turn your cell phone off now and then…listen to conversations, shake hands, meet people even if it's just to be nice or for reference or possible friendships. And keep in touch!! You NEVER know whom you will meet down the road or where your world's will connect again. The world is very small.
And one more thing, never ever forget where you came from no matter how successful you become. Come back to UWO and visit. Everybody's story is different and it's all interesting. Share your experiences. Give back and pay forward.
Career Advice from UWO alumnus and Men's Health Creative Director, Jeff Griffith
Griffith has an impressive creative portfolio that displays a wide variety of the work he has done in the past, including his achievements with the Gettysburg Park preservation. Through his campaign contribution, including multiple videos and ads made the local issue something of national importance and the idea of the casino construction was dropped.


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An owner of a bar on Broome St. in Little Italy was viciously attacked last month outside the bar, possibly after an argument about smoking inside the bar, Odea.
According to Sonny Stellmann, Fifth Police Precinct community affairs officer, Joseph Joey Clams Caruso was beaten up in a parking lot near the bar, which is off Baxter St.
The rumor was [it started over] smoking but I dont think it was smoking, said Stellmann. He said he didnt know if there were any arrests, and that hed heard the feds were called in on the investigation.
Word on the street was that two or more women were smoking in the bar and that Caruso, who is about 35, told them it was illegal and that they had to stop, and the women then called some men over from Spring St. and Caruso was assaulted.
The attack happened a month ago during the start of the Feast of San Gennaro, but reportedly was not linked to the festival. Caruso, who is still in the hospital, may have some lasting brain damage, though its not known for sure.
Robert Ianniello, another partner in Odea, was at the scene, but said he was outside at the time when whatever sparked the violence occurred.
It was an incident. There was an argument, he said, confirming that people are saying it may have started over cigarette smoking. Thats the rumor, he said.
He was hurt, Ianniello said of Caruso. Hes got problems but we dont know how bad. Last I heard, he was walking around. The doctors are only allowing the family in the there to see him, so everything Im hearing is third or fourth hand.
Ianniello is president of the Little Italy Merchants Association and also of the Fifth Police Precinct Community Council. Asked if he was hurt in the assault, he declined to comment, saying the assistant district attorney has told him not to discuss the incident since there is an investigation.
Sal Inserra, manager at Umbertos Clam House, which Ianniello also owns and which is across the street from Odea, said he had heard Ianniello was attacked.
He was beat up really bad, Inserra said. They thought he had kidney damage. They said that it was the girls that did the real damage, allegedly kicking Caruso when he was on the ground. Inserra said Caruso and his attackers all grew up in the neighborhood and also know each other from a nearby gym where they work out. He said Caruso is single and works at Newsday.
Ianniello said arrests were made.
A Fifth Precinct detective said the investigation is ongoing and that he couldnt comment.
Asked if there was a federal investigation, Bridget Kelly, a spokesperson for the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, said, We dont confirm or deny ongoing investigations.
Ianniello didnt know anything about federal law enforcement being on the case, but, he said, this is Little Italy.
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TACOMA, Washington (Reuters) - A survivor of a shooting spree that killed five U.S. servicemen at a combat stress clinic in Iraq testified on Tuesday that he remembered the gunman, a fellow soldier, chuckling after he shot an unarmed man who had been trying to hide.
U.S. Army Sergeant John Russell pleaded guilty last month to killing two medical staff officers and three soldiers at Camp Liberty, adjacent to the Baghdad airport, in a 2009 shooting the military has said could have been triggered by combat stress.
He is facing a streamlined court martial at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state to determine the level of his guilt, a question that will hinge largely on whether the military judge finds he acted with premeditation, as prosecutors say, or on impulse, as the defense argues.
Army sergeant Dominic Morales, working at the clinic at the time of the attack, recalled that he hid under a desk beside another soldier and heard shots ring out and said he could smell gun powder.
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Defense attorney James Culp later established through questioning Morales that nightmares jogged his memory of Russell's laugh.
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Russell, who agreed to plead guilty in a deal that will spare him the death penalty, faces up to life in confinement without the possibility of parole, forfeiture of pay and a dishonorable discharge.
Defense lawyers, who had not yet made an opening statement, have said Russell suffered a host of mental ailments after several combat tours and was suicidal before the attack. With his mind damaged and unable to get the help he needed, they say, he cracked.
An independent forensic psychiatrist, Dr. Robert Sadoff of the University of Pennsylvania, concluded that Russell suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and psychosis at the time of the shootings.
Sadoff suggested Russell, who was attached to the 54th Engineer Battalion based in Bamberg, Germany, was provoked to violence by maltreatment at the hands of mental health personnel at Camp Liberty.
The presiding judge, Army Colonel David Conn, ruled on Monday that when Sadoff testifies he can draw upon another doctor's findings that the soldier had "brain abnormalities" in areas that govern behavior and emotion. Sadoff used that analysis in his own broader psychiatric evaluation.
Prosecutors also asked staff sergeant Derrick Flowers, who jumped out of a window to escape the attack, whether Russell's gun shots were "erratic or controlled."
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The McCardell name has been associated with Hood College since its founding in 1893, with A.C. McCardell, one of the five founders of the College.
For more than 108 years, members of the McCardell family have supported Hood in numerous ways, from presenting scholarships and awards to students and faculty, to special gifts for the College's Centennial celebration in 1992-1993.
Recently, Robert C. McCardell of Frederick, the grandson of A.C. McCardell, presented a gift to Hood to endow the Hood College Board of Associates Professional Development Grants program in honor of his family's long association with the College. The McCardell Professional Development Grants provide financial support to faculty and staff for professional development, research, or curriculum development. Since the beginning, with the awarding of $5,600 to six faculty members in 1980, this respected, well-established program has been instrumental in supporting the excellence of Hood's faculty and staff. To date, more than $379,000 has been awarded for 220 grants.
A banker and civic leader, Robert C. McCardell is now retired, having worked for 35 years as a national bank examiner with the Comptroller of the Currency, U.S. Treasury Department. He attended Washington and Lee University and served with the U.S. Navy from 1942 to 1945.
In 1990, he was elected to the Hood College Board of Associates and was awarded honorary status upon his retirement in 1999. During the College's Centennial celebration, he supported various programs and provided historical background as the College documented its 100-year history. A lifelong resident of Frederick, he lives in the family home on Rockwell Terrace.
In 1893, Robert C. McCardell's grandfather, Adrian Ceolfrid McCardell, was one of the five founders of The Women's College of Frederick, now known as Hood College. For 20 years, he was a member of the Board of Directors and treasurer of the College's endowment fund. A businessman and banker, he established a retail and wholesale confectionery in downtown Frederick, and served as president of Frederick County National Bank. He and his wife, Alforetta Stonebaker McCardell, had seven children, one of whom was Robert's father, Adrian LeRoy McCardell.
Adrian LeRoy McCardell, a lifelong resident of Frederick, also served as president of Frederick County National Bank and managed the family confectionery business after the death of his father. In 1908, he was one of several businessmen who purchased, developed and built homes on a tract of land known as Rockwell Terrace, just blocks from the future Hood campus. He and his wife, Eleanor Clingan McCardell, had four children: the late Claire McCardell; Adrian L McCardell Jr., of Baltimore, Md., former chairman of the board and chief executive officer, First National Bank of Maryland; Robert; and John Malcolm McCardell of Hagerstown, Md., former president of Potomac Edison Company.
Claire McCardell, a 1927 alumna of Hood, was one of the nation's most influential fashion designers and creator of the "American look." She attended Hood for two years before enrolling at the Parsons School of Design in New York City.
In 1994, Robert McCardell and his brother, Adrian L. McCardell Jr., established the McCardell Family Scholarship Fund at The Community Foundation of Frederick County. Monies from this fund are awarded to Frederick County residents attending Hood College and Washington and Lee University.
Several members of the family are graduates of Hood: Nellie McCardell was in the first graduating class of the College in 1897, Pauline McCardell graduated in 1906, and Phyllis Green McCardell of Baltimore, Md., graduated in 1945.


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Assemblyman John Ceretto, R-I-C-Lewiston, ranking member on the Assembly tourism committee, is calling on the State Assembly to follow the Senate's lead and pass legislation to legalize mixed martial arts in New York. Ceretto said the sport is expected to generate more than $5.2 million in economic activity per year in Western New York, plus additional revenue for the state.
"New York state is missing out on an opportunity to generate revenue, create jobs and strengthen our tourism industry," Ceretto said. "MMA is a proven draw, and I look forward to the day when venues in Niagara Falls and throughout the region have the ability to host these exciting and profitable events. I urge my assembly colleagues to legalize MMA and help bring needed jobs and revenue to Western New York."
"Just as Nik Walenda's tightrope walk brought throngs of people to the Falls last year, I am confident that live MMA events will help drive tourists and their dollars to the region," Ceretto added.
Senate approves mixed martial arts legislation
The New York State Senate passed legislation Wednesday to legalize and regulate mixed martial arts competitions in New York state. The bill (S.2755), sponsored by Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-C-I-Rome, would allow single discipline martial arts organizations to hold professional competitions in New York and gives the State Athletic Commission the jurisdiction to regulate professional mixed martial arts promotions, participants, bouts and exhibitions.
Griffo said he believes that official recognition of the sport in New York is overdue.
"It's long past time that we officially sanction this sport in the state," he said. "For five years, I've been making the case that the numbers don't lie; bringing MMA events to New York state will have a tremendously positive impact through the jobs that can be created and the spending that will stimulate the economy."
The sport has the fastest growing fan base of any sport in the world. In America, 47 states allow MMA matches, including New Jersey, Pennsylvania, California and Florida. The most notable of the professional MMA leagues, the Ultimate Fighting Championship, is also the most heavily regulated. Since 2001, UFC has employed strenuous rules and regulations to protect its athletes, including medical testing and safety requirements more rigorous than those in professional boxing.
"New York needs to capitalize on opportunities that would continue strengthening our economy," Senate Republican Leader Dean Skelos said. "I applaud Sen. Griffo for leading the charge to legalize MMA in New York to help create new jobs, generate revenue, and bring our state in line with nearly every other state."
A 2008 study reported that a UFC event in New York City would generate $11.5 million in new net economic activity: $5.3 million in direct event spending, $1.4 million in non-lodging visitor spending, and $4.9 million in indirect/induced benefits. UFC events would produce substantial employee compensation: UFC events require more than 300 staff working on the event, equivalent to the creation of 88 full-time local jobs per event. The 2008 study found that a UFC event in Buffalo would generate $1.7 million in direct event spending, $1.4 million in visitor spending, and $2.1 million in indirect/induced benefits.
Griffo also said that the increase in MMA amateur bouts statewide should spur legislative action.
"The popularity of the sport and increased number of MMA competitors hailing from New York has inspired unregulated amateur bouts throughout the state," Griffo added. "We'd be better served to have the State Athletic Commission as the recognized authority to properly regulate bouts. Right now, New York-based fighters are unable to participate in bouts in their home state, but can travel to nearly every other state to do so."
The bill has been sent to the Assembly.


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The Motorola X Phone is one hard device to pin down. We've been hearing rumors on Motorola and Google's mystery project for several months now, the most concrete evidence of its existence being a job listing from Motorola for an X Phone project manager. Today, more rumors on the device have surfaced, this time coming from a trusted source of SmartHouse's, who claims to have received information from high-level Telstra employees.
According to SmartHouse, Telstra CTO Hugh Bradlow has been quoted as saying the Motorola X Phone is a "real breakthrough, a game changer that will put pressure on Samsung and Apple." We've been over the specs X Phone is rumored to include in previous posts, the low price point it's rumored to sit at, and it's wide availability options, but it seems Google's real first device will have an even bigger advantage against the competition.
The Motorola X Phone will provide a Google service experience like no other device before it. Combined with Android Key Lime Pie, this is the first device Google has ever had complete total control over. And it's going to show. Exactly what this means, we aren't quite sure yet. But there's a good chance there's going to be a big difference between a Nexus device, intended to showcase the latest version of Android, and the X Phone, intended to showcase just what Google can do.
A Google I/O unveiling and a July release have started to become standard information attached to rumors. If the X Phone really is announced just a couple months from now, we should start seeing some legitimate leaks on the device any day now.


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- Give frequent physical contact. Touch and hold your baby as much as possible during the first 6 months of his or her life. You will not spoil your baby. Your baby needs frequent physical contact to grow and develop.
- Set limits on your child's daily TV and computer time. Aim for 2 hours or less a day. For a child younger than 2 years, help his or her brain develop by playing or reading together instead of letting your child watch TV, watch movies, or play games on a screen.
- Choose age-appropriate toys, and provide a safe play environment. Toys that stimulate the brain are recommended, such as books, blocks, and puzzles. Use a playpen or gate to ensure the play area is safe from potential hazards, such as stairs or pets.
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I only recently started researching my family tree.
I do however remember one of the last visits I had with my Paternal Grandmother. She took out a box of pictures, made sure I understood who each person in the picture was and emphasized that her mother had been a "Stice" Eliza Ester Stice to be exact.
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ARM extends their technology leadership in Physical IP with the delivery of high-performance, low-cost, power-efficient libraries on TSMC 40nm G foundry process.
CAMBRIDGE, UK - Apr. 20, 2009 –ARM [(LSE:ARM); (Nasdaq:ARMH)] today announced the availability of the industry's most comprehensive IP platform for TSMC's 40nm G manufacturing process. This latest silicon-validated physical IP from ARM enables cost-effective development of performance driven consumer devices requiring advanced functionality without increasing power consumption. Created for developers looking to advance their designs using the 40nm process, the platform enables higher levels of technology innovation while maintaining power budgets in performance driven consumer devices including disc drives, set-top boxes, mobile computing devices, networking applications, high-definition televisions, and graphic processors.
The ARM platform offers a high degree of flexibility through the multi channel Logic libraries, which include high-performance and high-density Standard Cell libraries, Power Management Kit and ECO Kit library extensions aimed at addressing the leakage challenges of sub-micron designs. All multi channel length libraries are footprint compatible, enabling effortless cell swapping within standard design flows. This enables significant power and cost savings by replacing or complementing the HVt, RVt or LVt implant layers with long channel length devices providing better performance, lower leakage and reduced manufacturing costs.
In addition, the platform includes embedded memory compilers and interface IP to meet a wide range of performance, power and area requirements. The memory compilers are optimized to deliver the highest SoC performance with the ability to reduce die size while utilizing advanced power management technology to minimize the overall power consumption; resulting in lower die and packaging costs. Advanced power management is an integral part of the ARM memory architecture offering significant reductions in both dynamic and leakage power in SoC designs. High density memories coupled with ARM's innovative high speed architecture and multiple processor-specific low power management modes enables superior ARM CPU implementation, unavailable in non-processor optimized solutions.
ARM 40nm Interface IP provides the SoC designer with a comprehensive set of General Purpose I/Os, Speciality I/Os and DDR Interface Macros. Designed with advanced programmability, the Interface IP enables high degree of flexibility connecting the ARM CPU to the outside world for a wide range of SoC applications. This Interface IP incorporates several power and leakage saving modes that can be dynamically controlled to further optimize overall SoC power and enable better granularity on power profiles. Using common ESD and power rail design methodology, the interface IP enables seamless pad ring integration and significantly reduce reliability risks. ARM also offers industry leading highly integrated, full speed DDR PHY solutions with at speed BIST and DFI support for flexible memory controller integration along with Specialty I/O such as LVDS physical interface.
"ARM is in the unique position of developing processor IP and physical IP in parallel so they fully complement each other and reduce the overall design cycle" said Simon Segars, executive vice president and general manager, physical IP division, ARM. "We further enhance our technology through early engagement with the leading foundries and EDA companies to ensure a robust support infrastructure exists, providing the designer with a low risk, silicon proven, cost efficient design strategy. Through our strategic relationship with TSMC we can optimize the physical design with the manufacturing process technology to provide optimal results."
"ARM and Synopsys are dedicated to reducing design cycle challenges through close collaboration on foundry-ready physical IP platforms and integrated design tools," said John Chilton, senior vice president of marketing and strategic development, Synopsys. "ARM offers designers a comprehensive 40 nanometer offering, and we have been working with ARM to ensure the new platform is validated with our Lynx Design System. Pre-testing ARM IP with Lynx's Foundry-Ready System provides a low-risk path to a proven, manufacturing-ready SoC solution at 40 nanometer. The combination will deliver highly optimized designs with accelerated, reduced-cost chip implementations."
The 40nm G libraries are available at http://designstart.arm.com/. The ARM DesignStart online access program offers the most comprehensive online IP library in the industry. DesignStart contains over 10,000 standard cells, memories and interconnect libraries accessible online. Several of the libraries are sponsored by the foundries and accessible free of charge. In addition there are industry- proven processor design kits for some of ARM's most popular ARM processor families.
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Change in school vacation angers Stonington parents
Stonington - When the Board of Education decided to keep graduation on June 8 and eliminate three days from the upcoming April 9-13 vacation, a large group of high school seniors and their parents cheered. But they might be the only ones happy with last Thursday's unanimous vote.
Over the past few days, parents of younger students have criticized the decision in emails to board members and through online postings.
Details are lacking about what will happen to students and staff who miss class on April 11, 12 and 13, when school is now in session, or what will be taught to those who do attend school on those days.
"To me, this says there will be no learning for those children whose families could not afford to go away. They will watch videos in the cafeteria and be baby sat by subs," wrote parent Candace Anderson on a blog posted by Superintendent of Schools Leanne Masterjoseph.
Anderson added that some teachers have told students they have no intention of showing up for school on those days. Anderson said her children also will not be there.
"They can learn more at home than they would by being herded together and given mindless tasks to do," she wrote.
Masterjoseph, who could not be reached by phone or e-mail Monday or Tuesday, issued this statement Tuesday:
"We are working diligently with families and staff to accommodate a host of issues associated with the abbreviation of April vacation. This work includes understanding that many families and staff members have made arrangements for the period of April 11, 12 and 13, 2012, that are not easily changed. I am also in discussions with leadership from the Stonington Education Association at this time."
Masterjoseph referred parents to her blog at lmasterjoseph.wordpress.com, in which she said learning will remain a priority and the schools will consider whether to present any new material during the three days.
The official school calendar states the school board may choose to eliminate April vacation if the system has to make up more than five days prior to March 1, when snow days are no longer much of a threat.
Masterjoseph said families with travel plans established after the "March 1 threat to vacation" had passed and cannot be changed should proceed with them and send in absence notes. It is unclear what happens to families who booked travel before March 1 and how the system will verify the booking dates for travel. She said she is also working with staff to address travel plans booked after March 1.
The school system needs to make up three days missed as a result of Tropical Storm Irene.
Gretchen Noonan, president of the teachers' union, declined comment, saying the Stonington Education Association is in conversation with the school administration about the issue.
The school board decided against making up the three days by moving the graduation ceremony to June 15. Seniors and their parents said the change could endanger the post-graduation party, the $3,000 deposit on the location for the party and the ability of relatives to attend graduation.
"Why does the entire school district lose three days of vacation over a senior party deposit?" wrote parent Tom Lennon in response to the school board's blog.
The board also rejected a plan that would have had seniors attend school for three days after they received their diplomas. High school Principal Stephen Murphy said that plan would create havoc with graduation practice, exams and regular classroom instruction for other students.
School board Chairwoman Gail MacDonald said the board was guided by its desire to set a graduation date and stick with it instead of having a "moving target" as in past years. She acknowledged the decision has "touched off a lot of issues that we did not anticipate." She said the board will re-examine its 2012-13 school calendar to prevent a repeat.
MacDonald said that last fall, when Masterjoseph suggested eliminating the Columbus Day and Veterans Day holidays and a staff training day to make up the days, some parents opposed that plan, so the board decided to put off a decision until after the winter. The board did agree in the fall that it would not change the date of graduation, and that if it needed to make up days it would decrease the length of the April vacation.
MacDonald called the issue a "no win" for the board. "There would be people upset regardless of what we did," she said.
Board members could choose to reconsider the issue, MacDonald said, but she added that she did not think that would make for good process.
The next regularly scheduled school board meeting is April 5.
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A Creator gives meaning and purpose to this hard life we live.
A reason for existing.
Luck doesn't do that. Luck doesn't console the mind that doesn't want to die or the loved ones left behind.
Did luck even exist before mankind.
Where did luck come from?
It seems more likely to me that there was and is a Creator with a reason for Creating life.
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Brandon Lee Crookham
Brandon Lee Crookham, 12, of Haskell, passed away Sunday, Nov. 20. He was born April 30, 1999, in Benton.
Brandon was a seventh-grader in the Harmony Grove School District, where he played football and baseball and was in the band. He was a member of New Life Assembly of God in Haskell.
He is survived by his mother and father, Clyde and Vanessa Crookham; grandparents, Jerry and Jackie Flannery, Buck Buchanan, Wanda Hurlson, Clyde and Donna Crookham and Agnes Crookham; brothers, Jack, Sam, Austin and Zachary Crookham; aunts and uncles, Elijah and Robin Buchanan, Lara and Tony Sams, Gerry Glidewell, Anna and Dennis Crawford, Teheresa Failla, Charles and Lynn Failla, Eugene Fulcher, Katie Brasel and Sherry and John Skorupski; cousins, Alizah and Alexus Buchanan, Olivia, Laren and Anthony Sams, Sean Abbott, Les, Jason and Randy Pelton, Denise Crawford, Andrea Martin and husband, Michael, Dusty Crawford and wife, Claudia, Michael Failla, Laurie Cooper, Chuck Bragg, Sky Owens, Katie and Andrew Baka, L. John Failla, Shawn Griffin and Sarah Hightower.
Brandon's special family includes Brad and Julie Hicks, Angela and Nathan Richmond, LeaAnn Traylor, Robert and Christina Fowler, Darren Motley and Shannon Welsh; and cousins, Brody Williams, Ryan and Nicole Richmond, Austin Traylor, Brandon and Hunter Williams and Jordan and Austin Fowler.
Funeral service will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 23, at Ashby Funeral Home. Visitation will be held preceding the service from noon to 1 p.m.
Burial will follow at Mt. Harmony Cemetery.
Family comments: Brandon was very kind and loved life. He was a friend to everyone he met. Brandon loved football, fishing, video games, Mamaw, Granny, Aunt T.C., all family and friends, the Dallas Cowboys and the Razorbacks.
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Corporate insiders are aggressively selling their shares, and Mark Hulbert writes, this should be worrisome to stock investors. See full story.
So God made a banker
God said, "I need someone who doesn't grow anything or make anything but who will borrow money from the public at 0% interest and then lend it back to the public at 2% or 5% or 10% and pay himself a bonus for doing so." See full story.
Why Qualcomm picked Taiwan over U.S.
The U.S. is failing to exert its weight in the fierce global competition for business and jobs, executives say. Without more help from Washington, the U.S. will lose out to upstart nations that do a better job wooing international business. See full story.
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Shoppers, you are going to want to break into your piggy banks. The 2013 Maple Leaf art and craft area is full.
Shoppers, you are going to want to break into your piggy banks. The 2013 Maple Leaf art and craft area is full.
The Carthage Chamber is compiling a waiting list but no matter what, you will have lots of great and beautiful choices again this year.
Art and craft booths will be located along the East, North and West sides of the Historic Carthage Square on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
You will be able to purchase everything from home crafts to jewelry to sculpture and pottery so whatever your taste, whatever your décor, there will be something for you.
Maple Leaf Co-Chairperson Jeanine Poe said "Maple Leaf is once again nearly upon us. We are excited to offer lots of art and craft choices for shoppers this year. I always enjoy seeing the Square busy with shoppers and the wide variance of talent of our vendors".
Don't forget, you will also be able to purchase Maple Leaf gear on festival day. Sportsworld will have a booth on the North side of the square selling lots of different options with the Maple Leaf logo and/or 2013 festival artwork.
For more information, please visit www.carthagemapleleaf.com or contact Mary Jo at 358-2373.
Parade deadline
The deadline for return of applications to place a float or other entry into the 47th Annual Maple Leaf Parade is quickly approaching. All applications must be received at the Carthage Chamber of Commerce, 402 S. Garrison, no later than 5 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 30.
The Maple Leaf Car Show has pledged a $250 cash prize for the best traditional float entry. Maple Leaf Chair Jeanine Poe says "We sincerely hope that this year, parade entrants will embrace the theme of Sounds of Celebration. Last year's classic floats and decorations were so much fun."
In order to provide the best service to all parade entrants, Sept. 30 is a firm deadline.
Absolutely no unregistered, last-minute entries will be allowed in the parade. All parade entries are at the discretion of the Carthage Chamber of Commerce and the Maple Leaf Committee.
You may pick applications up at the Chamber office between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday thru Friday or visit the Chamber's website www.carthagechamber.com.
For more information, contact Mary Jo at the Carthage Chamber of Commerce, 417-358-2373 or email@example.com.


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Bobcats will pick fourth overall in 2013 NBA draft
CHARLOTTE — Michael Jordan's Charlotte Bobcats are having just as tough of a time winning the NBA lottery as they are winning basketball games of late.
For the second straight year the Bobcats failed to land the No. 1 pick in the NBA draft lottery despite decent odds.
Charlotte got the fourth overall pick — behind Cleveland, Orlando and Washington — in the league's lottery Tuesday night.
The Bobcats had the second-best odds of landing the top pick at 19.9 percent behind only Orlando at 25 percent. The Cavaliers, who had a 15.6 percent chance of winning, landed the No. 1 pick for the second time in three seasons.
Bobcats president of basketball operations Rod Higgins said despite the team's recent bad luck, he's not feeling like the organization is snake-bitten when it comes to the lottery.
Charlotte has never selected No. 1 overall.
"Sometimes you wish for something and it doesn't always have to pan out for you," Higgins said. "Our work is cut out for us. That's the way it goes."
This year's "loss" isn't nearly as gut-wrenching as a year ago when the Bobcats, coming off the worst season in NBA history at 7-59, failed to land the rights to the top pick and franchise center Anthony Davis from Kentucky.
Unlike 2012, there isn't a consensus No. 1 pick like Davis in the draft, which should make this a little easier for the Bobcats' brass to swallow.
Higgins said the team is likely to work out six or seven players before the June 27 draft.
General manager Rich Cho said the Bobcats need big men, shooting guards and overall depth. As for the No. 4 pick, Cho said the team will consider trade options — both moving up and down — and will take the best player available regardless of who's already on the current roster.
"My philosophy has always been draft talent and trade for need," Cho said.
Higgins didn't shed much light on the ongoing coaching search, saying only that the Bobcats have talked to "quite a few" candidates and plan to talk with "quite a few more" in the coming weeks.
The Bobcats fired Mike Dunlap in April after just one season.


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Insights on payment data security, payments news and trends
What is Tokenization?
Simply put, tokenization is a method of substituting a non-meaningful value for data of a sensitive nature. In eCommerce , this is frequently utilized to protect a Primary Account Number (PAN) from visibility or potential theft. By converting the PAN to a token, merchants protect their customers from becoming easy targets for fraud or identity theft. Tokens take the place of credit credentials passed between purchasers, merchants, and payment processors.
But it's a little more complicated than that. There are multiple types and standards for generating and using tokens which have unique characteristics and benefits.
Single or Multi-use Tokens
A single-use token is typically utilized just as the name indicates—for a single transaction. These are also referred to as transactional tokens, since once they have been used they are no longer available for reuse. Single-use tokens are a first-generation approach to tokenization, and although they are still widely used, many merchants and payment processors are either moving away from them or have plans to do so. Drawbacks of single-use tokens are that they cannot be used for recurring transactions or refund/return processing.
Multi-use tokens are becoming more the norm in payment processing, as they offer the flexibility desired more by both consumers and merchants. One significant advantage of multi-use tokens is the ability to extend them through omni-channel payment support. This means that the same token can be utilized for internet shopping and purchases made in the same retailer's brick-and-mortar store locations. With the significant growth of eCommerce and popularity of on-line shopping this becomes a considerable factor in selecting multi-use tokenization.
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Patricia T. Smith
Patricia T. Smith (Punkin Sawyers), 57, of Midland, passed away Dec. 22, 2010, at her residence. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, Dec. 28, 2010, at 1 p.m. at Kelview Heights Baptist Church with the Rev. Jerry Berry, pastor, officiating. Interment will follow at 3:30 p.m. at the Garden City Cemetery. The family will receive friends on Monday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the funeral home.


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The Bedley Bros. have finally reached the pinnacle of education rock stars. This week, we interview our dad, Gene Bedley. Dad was honored as the PTA National Educator of the Year in 1985. He is the Executive Director of the National Character Education Center. Our dad's innovative work in values-based education has brought him national and international acclaim and recognition by receiving the Rotary, Paul Harris National Outstanding Educator Award and the prestigious Milken Family Foundation National Award for his work in value-based education. The Bureau of Education's presented Dad with the National Distinguished Teacher Award for his work in character development and school discipline.
He has been described as a Catalyst, Climate Creator, "Value Driven" educator with a compelling message for Americas teachers, parents, and children. Dad Bedley believes that responsibility is the foundational value of all the core values. As a learning behavior strategist, he has trained over 3,000,000 educators from around the world and his Values in Action! Program is in over 25,000 schools worldwide.
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Baseball season has arrived, but no matter how eager young players are to get on the diamond they have to keep from overdoing it – especially if they're pitchers.
Overhand pitching creates great forces, stresses and strains at both the elbow and shoulder. In most children up to age 16, bones, muscles and connective tissues are not fully developed, so it should come as no surprise that the pitching motion can lead to injury if it is performed too frequently.
"Parents may find it difficult to put limits on any activity that a child is good at and enjoys performing," said Michael T. Freehill, M.D., assistant professor of orthopaedics at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. "But when it comes to pitching, the surest way to ruin a young athlete's chances of success is to allow him or her to overdo it."
Fortunately, overuse injuries are preventable. Following some basic guidelines can help young baseball pitchers stay healthy.
"Following these guidelines may force a young pitcher to sit out a few innings or miss a few pitching opportunities during the season," said Freehill, who pitched in the minor leagues before attending medical school, reaching the AAA level with two different organizations and making it onto the 40-man roster of the Anaheim (now Los Angeles) Angels. "However, that's a small price to pay for keeping our kids healthy and giving them their best shot at success over the long run."
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E4438C-409 GPS Single Satellite Personality, Fixed Perpetual License
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- Multi-satellite GPS configuration (1 to 8 satellite capability)
- Signal simulates real world scenarios (multiple scenarios available)
- Real satellite data (synchronized satellites with Doppler shifts and navigation messages)
- Scenario playback duration of 30 minutes and longer
Automation and communication interface
- Automate waveform playback with SCPI
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- Internal software application built-in to signal generator firmware; no PC required
- Additional scenario files available for download Scenario Files
- Create and play back custom scenario files with E4438C-422 Scenario Generator for GPS Personality
Easily Create Global Positioning System (GPS) Test Signals
Option 409 allows you to easily create a multi-satellite GPS signal with real-world scenarios. This signal provides GPS simulation of up to 8 GPS satellites. Each satellite signal provides individual Doppler shifts and real GPS navigation messages for the scenario selected.
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The GPS signal is generated in real-time by the precision E4438C ESG vector signal generator. The ESG's superior amplitude accuracy and phase noise performance enable repeatable and accurate receiver sensitivity measurements, even at low power levels. The versatile ESG is a valuable addition to the lab bench or test rack to emulate a variety of real-world signal environments, including CW and 3G cellular formats.
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Use the GPS personality to verify functionality of the embedded GPS chip in mobile consumer products such as cellular phones and handheld or vehicle-mounted receivers. The ESG's GPS transmission can be applied to virtually any GPS receiver with a baseband or RF input port.
In multi-satellite signal mode, perform location fix tests with the preconfigured scenarios as well as Time To First Fix (TTFF). With this same scenario measure receiver sensitivity by lowering the RF power level and calculating the carrier to noise level at which the location fix is lost.
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by Kay Gardiner and Ann Shayne
How to Stretch a Skein of Yarn
Dear Problem Ladies,
Is there a stitch that is more "economic" with yarn than others, say for instance stockinette versus garter? Just wondering how to make the skein stretch in this current economy of ours.
Frugal Knitter
Dear Frugal,
This current economy of ours is getting to be tiresome, isn' t it? We're ready to move on to the future economy, or back to the previous one, where we lounged around having hilarious cashmere fights with each other on our Gulfstream V en route to our beachside bungalow.
Sigh. Every day, it seems like we are having to define the New Normal, but every day brings a new New Normal, and at this point we are wishing simply for a Normal Normal. The decent news amid all these Normals is that knitting doesn't really change at all, and frankly, that's giving us a fair amount of comfort. The little tangle of a knit stitch is there, in/around/through/off, whether life around us feels normal or absolutely not.
Whoops! Sorry! You were asking about skein-stretching. You will find that knitting garter stitch uses more yarn than stockinette. You can tell this simply by feeling the denseness of a swatch worked in garter stitch. It has a heft to it that stockinette lacks. This comes from row upon row of knit stitches locking together in a sturdy way. We love this spongy fabric, the way the stitch count and row count are exactly the same, the way it lies beautifully flat.
But garter stitch eats yarn faster than familiar stockinette, o tormented stockinette! Stockinette is a thinner fabric than garter stitch. The alternation of knit rows and purl rows leaves a fabric that argues with itself about which way its edges should curl, that leaves you with x stitches in a row and y rows. Frugal, yes, but such conflict.
Our favorite econoknit is to make something using fine-gauge yarn. Yarn is sold by weight, not yardage. Thinner yarn goes a LOT further. Save money and knit more flattering garments. This is kind of hard advice for instant-gratification junkies. You will get sicker of the project because it will take longer, but the trade-off is that you knit a lighter garment that costs a lot less than a heavier garment.
One final note: If you really want to get the most out of that skein, we suggest that you make something, unravel it, and knit something else. You can repeat this until your fiber starts to break down, at which point you can spin it all over again.


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Christmas gets competitive in a showdown between Sam and Anne.
- December 17, 2012
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Samuel L JacksonActor
Anne HathawayActor
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Starring Anne Hathaway & Samuel L Jackson
Production Companies: Zoe Jackson Productions & Mirror Cube Films
Executive Producer: Zoe Jackson
Directors: Jess Manafort & Zoe Jackson
Producer: Christopher Shand
Writers: Rob Dean and Matt Roller
Editor: Jasmin Way
Director of Photography: Carrie Cheek
Assistant Camera: Matt Reynolds & Kevin Quigley
Sound Mixer: Joshua Baggett
Key Hair and Makeup: Kyle Goodwin
Production Assistants: Maya Willner & Gavyn Taylor Pickens
December 17, 2012
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[light sounds]
[piano playing]
Anne Hathaway: 7 marshmallows just
like you asked.
Anne Hathaway: Hi, everyone.
As the holidays approach
Anne Hathaway: Sam and I just wanted to
wish you a Merry Christmas.
Anne Hathaway: So, even though we both
have dramatic movies
Anne Hathaway: coming out this
Samuel L Jackson: Django Unchained.
Anne Hathaway: And Les Miserables,
Anne Hathaway: it's important to remember
the more upbeat
Anne Hathaway: aspects of the
season, right?
Samuel L Jackson: Yeah, especially since
both of our films
Samuel L Jackson: can be a little
Anne Hathaway: Both?
Oh come on.
Anne Hathaway: My movie, it's literally
called 'The Miserable'.
Anne Hathaway: Yeah, okay. I guess your
movie is kind of dark too.
Samuel L Jackson: Kind of dark
Samuel L Jackson: Interesting choice of
words there, Anne.
Samuel L Jackson: Now you know my movie
is about slavery, right?
[piano keys pound]
Anne Hathaway: I knew you'd do
Man, don't pull it.
Anne Hathaway: Yeah, Sam.
I know.
Anne Hathaway: I also know your movie
isn't called
Anne Hathaway: Django Still Chained
is it?
Samuel L Jackson: Oh, so we're
doing this?
Anne Hathaway: Oh, I think we're
doing this.
Lady: It's a sad off.
Anne Hathaway: Yeah, that's right.
It's a sad off mother fucker.
Samuel L Jackson: Oh, your saying
nothing but a word.
Anne Hathaway: The star of your
movie had his own
Anne Hathaway: sitcom on the WB.
Samuel L Jackson: You were a Disney
Anne Hathaway: I was a Disney princess
because I had long hair.
Anne Hathaway: In this movie all that gets
chopped off with a knife.
Samuel L Jackson: That's a fucking
buzz cut.
Samuel L Jackson: I haven't had hair since
Samuel L Jackson: You trying being a black man
in the south in the 1800's.
Samuel L Jackson: I bet you couldn't
handle being a black man
Samuel L Jackson: in the south
right now!
Anne Hathaway: When there is
a French whore
Anne Hathaway: in the White House,
then we can talk.
Samuel L Jackson: You say that like
there's never
Samuel L Jackson: been a French whore
in the White House.
Samuel L Jackson: Tadow!
Anne Hathaway: Damn.
Anne Hathaway: My character works in a factory.
Everyone is mean to her.
Anne Hathaway: She loses her job...
Samuel L Jackson: Whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa!
Samuel L Jackson: You lose your
Samuel L Jackson: Yeah. She does.
Samuel L Jackson: Oh my God!
Samuel L Jackson: Everybody in my film has job
security because they're slaves.
Samuel L Jackson: See them out here working in
the fields picking that cotton?
Samuel L Jackson: Look, that ones carrying a
big bale of cotton on his back.
Anne Hathaway: You made a slave
Samuel L Jackson: Come on.
Anne Hathaway: I thought we were making
gingerbread houses.
Anne Hathaway: I would have made
a factory.
Anne Hathaway: I would have made
whore town.
Samuel L Jackson: The gingerbread plantation.
Anne Hathaway: (sighs)
Samuel L Jackson: Millions of people died
during slavery. Slavery!
[screaming at each other]
Samuel L Jackson: Ahhhh!
Samuel L Jackson: Bitch has done bust up
the bee house.
Samuel L Jackson: Oh, Miss Annie done killed
all the little slaves.
Samuel L Jackson: You busted up their house.
Where we gonna work now?
Anne Hathaway: Is that really the
best you got?
Anne Hathaway: (crying) Oh, no.
Anne Hathaway: My child. My child! (screaming)
Samuel L Jackson: Women get beaten
in my movie.
Anne Hathaway: Same thing happens
in mine.
Samuel L Jackson: Guys get their heads
blown off.
Anne Hathaway: Same.
Samuel L Jackson: Huh?
Samuel L Jackson: There's a man ripped apart
by dogs in my movie. (laughing)
Anne Hathaway: Shit.
Anne Hathaway: (singing) ♪ Silent night. ♪
Anne Hathaway: (gasping) ♪ Holy night. ♪
Samuel L Jackson: Shut that shit
Samuel L Jackson: The fuck!
Silent Night my ass.
Anne Hathaway: Yeah, it's not fun to
listen to a girl sing
Anne Hathaway: who has got
tuberculosis is it?
Samuel L Jackson: You're an actress
Samuel L Jackson: to have tuberculosis.
Anne Hathaway: How many slaves
do you know
Anne Hathaway: who live in
Beverly Hills?
Samuel L Jackson: 3.
Anne Hathaway: Oh, yeah. We got
to do something
Anne Hathaway: about that man.
That's just not right.
Samuel L Jackson: You know what?
This competition is just wrong.
Samuel L Jackson: Christmas is not
about being beat.
Anne Hathaway: Although, Django has
plenty of that.
Samuel L Jackson: Yeah, that
it do.
Anne Hathaway: That it do.
Samuel L Jackson: Christmas is about
bringing people together.
Anne Hathaway: Hmm.
Samuel L Jackson: Like prostitution
Anne Hathaway: That makes me die
a little bit inside,
Anne Hathaway: but you know
what, Sam?
Anne Hathaway: It's the holidays.
I'll give it to you.
Anne Hathaway: Nothing says Christmas
like slaves and whores.
Samuel L Jackson: And that's our gift
to you America.
[cups clinking]
Samuel L Jackson: The death of hoes.
Anne Hathaway: Hope.
The death of hope.
[bells chiming]


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NFL Player's Off-Season: Swapping Cleats for Yoga Mats
Brent Celek of the Philadelphia Eagles swaps field drills and wind sprints for yoga and Pure Barre
After taking a pounding every week during the NFL season, Brent Celek, a tight end for the Philadelphia Eagles, goes into recovery mode. In the off-season, Mr. Celek swaps field drills and wind sprints for yoga and Pure Barre classes.
Heading into his eighth year in the league, Mr. Celek, 29, says during the season he puts in at least two hours a day on the field doing drills and one to two hours three days a week in the weight room. By January, his body is ready for a break. He took about three weeks off after the season...


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Marilynne J. Schroer, 85
Marilynne J. Schroer, 85, formerly of 2208 Kensington Drive, St. Marys, and a resident of Otterbein St. Marys Retirement Community, died at 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014, at Otterbein St. Marys.
She was born on April 4, 1928, in Wapakoneta, the daughter of L.E. and Bernice (Kohler) Brandt.
She married Elvin "Gene" Schroer on May 9, 1948, at St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Wapakoneta, and he preceded her in death on March 11, 1998.
She is survived by her two children, Chris (Georgiana) Schroer of St. Marys and Cindy (Jack) Miley of Celina, by three grandchildren, Sara (Joshua) Watson, Elvin (Lisa) Schroer, and Jason (Tracy) Miley and by seven great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her parents, husband and by three brothers, William, Robert and Thomas Brandt.
Marilynne was a 1946 graduate of Blume High School. She attended Bowling Green State University. She was a farm wife and a member of St. Paul's United Church of Christ in St. Marys, where she was a longtime choir member and Sunday School teacher. She will be dearly missed by her family and many friends.
Funeral rites will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Miller Funeral Home, 1605 Celina Road, St. Marys, the Rev. Dr. Ed Bray, officiant.
Burial will follow at Elm Grove Cemetery.
Friends may call from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home, where memorial donations may be given to either Grand Lake Hospice or St. Paul's United Church of Christ.
Friends may also call one hour prior to the funeral rites on Wednesday at the funeral home.
Condolences may be sent to Marilynne's family via MillerFuneralHomes.net.