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LAS VEGAS, NV--(Marketwire - Jan 9, 2013) - (CES) CHNL (http://chnl.it), the social content discovery browser, today announced that it has now made daily deal tracking from Groupon and LivingSocial part of its service. Users simply select the city they want to view offers for, and LivingSocial and Groupon deals will be integrated seamlessly into their CHNL social feed as those deals go live. Groupon Goods and Getaway (travel and vacation) deals can also be added easily to a CHNL.
CHNL launched its public beta last fall, allowing users to create their own channel by delivering the linked content shared on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, Flickr, Soundcloud and Tumblr. CHNL offers the quickest way for users to scan this content, find what is most appealing to them, and share back out to their networks.
"We built CHNL with the intent of making it the Yahoo!, MSN or Google for the social media age -- you can close those tabs you normally keep open for Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, and navigate all that content through the simplest and most unobtrusive interface on the web," said CHNL co-founder and CEO John Wander. "Now that we have included easily navigable daily deals from the two most popular services for those deals, we've become even more of a one-stop shop for the social web. Someday, we hope CHNL is the only tab on your browser you'll ever need to have open."
This social media content selected by the user in their CHNL is displayed in a dynamic layout grid. CHNL also uses its own "human algorithm" to determine what part of a user's social network feed will be most appealing to that user, without bypassing anything that might be important. In addition to being the quickest way to consume aggregated media -- and now, daily deals -- CHNL has also recently added tools that make it easier to engage and share this content across all social networks. For example, a piece of content discovered on Twitter can now be posted to any social network the user has chosen to connect.
"CHNL is about putting media first, discovering the content that matters to you, and eliminating social white noise. I've been concerned with media and its delivery tools for over a decade, and with the explosion of the social element, media is as fragmented as ever," added Wander. "As CHNL adds more social feeds and learns more about the content that should be bubbling up to the surface, we'll only get better at helping users tame this fragmentation and curing their social media fatigue."
Users can now establish their own "CHNL" through http://chnl.it.
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PANAMA — First-Year Panama Razorbacks Football Coach Brandon Ellis saw some good things in his team's final preseason scrimmage against the Warner Eagles Friday night at George Ollie Stadium.In fact, no more had everyone gotten settled when the Hogs made some noise offensively. Quarterback Trevor Bourne hit Isaac Burris on a 62-yard touchdown play, which proved to be the only score the Razorbacks had on the night."We had good blocking up front on that play," Ellis said. "(Bourne) put (the ball) right in there. We made an adjustment to their defense right there. It worked out good for us. It was a big play for us."

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Easy Agave and Balsamic Glazed and Roasted Buttercup Squash is a delicious change from the usual brown-sugar loaded winter squash you see this time of year.
This squash was beyond delicious, one of those dishes where I find myself eating it as soon as the photos are shot. It's also one of those easy Five Ingredients recipes so many people are fond of. If you can add just one more Thanksgiving side dish to your table, this is the one!
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1 buttercup squash, or other winter squash (about 1.5 lbs.)
2 T Agave Nectar (preferably amber variety)
2 T good quality balsamic vinegar (I used Fini Balsamic Vinegar)
freshly ground black pepper and sea salt to taste
Roast squash 15 minutes, then turn each piece. Brush second side lightly with the agave-balsamic mixture. (It will look glazed already and you may be tempted not to brush it, but do it so the glaze can run down and coat the other side.) Roast 15 minutes more, or until squash pierces easily with a fork and is lightly browned.
Grind black pepper and sea salt over squash and serve hot. (You could make this easier to eat by cutting off the peeling before eating, but I thought it was simple enough to cut the rind off as you ate it, and I kind of liked the look of the squash with the rind left on.)
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Students at the Kuwait American School (KAS) organized a charity expo on April 28th to raise awareness for mesothelioma research. After their beloved school director Mrs. Wajeeha Al Habib fell to mesothelioma cancer, the student body rallied and proposed to the school the idea of an open bazaar. Thirty small businesses sold their services and unique products to guests. Booths comprised of businesses offering desserts, summer programs, accessories, and others, with the entrance fee and booth rent given to a "Cure Mesothelioma" booth organized and run by the student body. Even with such a short period of planning, KAS gave their students full support for this heartfelt idea, and allowed for the collection of donations at the Cure Meso booth.
Have a look at the KAS publication StudenTalk magazine's "Activities That Stand Out" to read their own coverage of the event.
Raising funds and awareness about mesothelioma cancer isn't easy, and still people want to know more about how to organize an event. We see that in the amount of people visiting our 6 Tips on Planning Your Own Fundraiser blogpost. It's when you hear stories from Erica Iacono and Janice Malkotsis, you discover, that planning fundraisers is simply answering a call. When it comes to this the KAS student body displayed the drive and spirit needed in doing just that, and taking an idea to full fruition as a successful fundraiser.
At the end of the event, the KAS charity bazaar proved highly successful with over 1000 attendees, numerous contributions from sponsors, and held in the presence of H.E. Sheikha Awrad Jaber Al Ahmed Al Jaber Al Sabah. The event also gained momentum on blogs, and in local newspapers and magazines. The students of KAS raised for the Meso Foundation $19,826, truly an accomplishment from the heart. This event, KAS school administration and students alike, was a one-of-a-kind, the cause of furthering mesothelioma research and believing in a cure deeply touching all who took part.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard University head women's basketball coach Kathy Delaney-Smith recently spoke at the YOUth Lead the Change conference at the Leadership Institute at Harvard College.
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"I look forward to this program and am passionate about helping to develop young leaders," said Delaney-Smith, who has participated in the conference every year since 2006. "I believe there are some natural leaders but for the most part, leadership can be a learned attribute. These conferences are so valuable and often have a tremendous impact on the students who participate as well as the speakers."
This year, the four-day conference was composed of nearly 60 students, 11 enthusiastic Harvard undergraduate student teachers and 10 guest speakers and workshop leaders.
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Ryan Rondeau stopped 29 of 31 shots against the nation's top scoring team as the Yale men's hockey team took a 3-2 win over No. 11 Air Force before 2,429 at Ingalls Rink.
Yale (9-4), which won two of three against ranked teams at Ingalls over the last six days, outshot Air Force (15-4-1) by five (36-31) and erased an early deficit to snatch its fifth victory in seven games.
Rondeau, a sophomore netminder who now has three wins in four outings, beat a ranked team for the second time this year. This one came against a 2008 NCAA participant that was averaging better than four goals.
The Bulldogs' power-play unit was another key element with two goals in six attempts. And it wasn't easy facing Andrew Volkening (33 saves), whose 1.63 goals against average heading into tonight was sixth best in Division I. Brian O'Neill, Sean Backman and Denny Kearney hit the net for the Blue.
The Bulldogs, playing their last non-league game of the year, had the first-period edge in shots, 11-9, but the Falcons tallied the only goal.
Brent Olson dug the puck out of the corner in the Yale end and got it out to defenseman Michael Mayra, who quickly fired a shot that hit a teammate. The puck came to Jacques Lamoureux, who tucked a low backhand shot inside the right post as he was falling to the ice at 11:34 for his 16th goal of the year.
Rondeau and the Bulldog defense didn't have as much work in the second with the home putting 15 shots on Volkening compared to four at the Air Force end. However, there was a big scare before the Blue evened the score. Yale blueliner Ryan Donald jumped in front of an empty net to block a Lamoureux shot midway through that would have given USAF a 2-0 advantage.
"They are fast and deep," said Keith Allain '80, Yale's Malcolm G. Chace Head Coach of Hockey, referring to the Falcons. "It's a big win for us against a quality opponent."
Instead of the Elis going down a pair, another Yale defenseman looking for his first goal of the year set up a goal after an ugly Air Force penalty.
O'Neill, a freshman winger, was cross checked by senior Air Force defenseman Greg Flynn just outside the Falcons' net with the home team looking at an open side to shoot at. A Yale shot whizzed off the cross bar a moment after O'Neill went down hard in the slot. Flynn received a five-minute major and a 10-minute misconduct.
The Elis took advantage of the opportunity with a tally 69 seconds into the power play. Mike Matczak took a back pass from Jeff Anderson after he crossed the blueline and wristed a low shot that bounced off O'Neill (3rd goal) on the edge of the crease and went past Volkening's glove at 18:00.
Air Force survived the rest of the long advantage, but the Bulldogs still got the go-ahead goal at 4:11 of the third. Backman, who has a team-high 10 goals, got a loose puck in the low slot and whacked it through the Air Force goalie's legs.
The Falcons used their only man-advantage goal of the night to even things at 2-2. Lamoureux (17th) converted a pretty crossing feed to the right circle by snapping off a quick shot past Rondeau at 9:28.
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But, I mean... 1-0 is enough! the most important is... We have to go through!
Yes sir , as long as we get the victory . . And we could hold Rangers on 0, because I think if they first is getting in front of us, they just go down in their hard def.
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The Guardian has reported today that an updated biography of the prime minister claims David Cameron texted Rebekah Brooks before she quit as News International's chief executive.
An article on the Guardian's website reports that Cameron allegedly texted Brooks "to tell her to keep her head up" days before she resigned from News International.
It has also emerged that he agreed to meet her at a point-to-point horse race so long as they were not seen together, and that he also pressed the Metropolitan police to review the Madeleine McCann case in May last year following pressure from Brooks.
The prime minister then sent an intermediary to Brooks to explain why contacts had to be brought to an abrupt halt after she resigned. The authors say the gist of that message was: "Sorry I couldn't have been as loyal to you as you have been to me, but Ed Miliband had me on the run."
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The AICPA and NASBA Boards of Directors recently approved revisions to the Uniform Accountancy Act that provide guidance to state boards of accountancy and CPA firms on what firm names are and are not misleading.
The approval by both organizations' boards is the culmination of nearly two years of work by the AICPA/NASBA Joint Uniform Accountancy Act (UAA) Committee. The Uniform Accountancy Act is a model bill designed to promote uniformity in the regulation of the practice of public accountancy.
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Bond has to bowl better than he did today.i wonder what Mcculum's role is?.he seems to be confused.sometimes he scratches around and there are days where he plays some really bad shots.I think its better for new zealand if he plays the anchor role.
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In the FINAL (can't believe I am typing that) McCullum has no choice but to be the aggressor as Redmond simply can't score like Ryder can.
James you said EST are you in the States - (I am new to this forum) are you an expat New Zealander?
the problem with that approach is that the aussie batting lineup is better than pakistan's.you will be chasing a bigger score and cannot afford to expose the fragile middle order early ,either way new zealand have to bowl very well to restrict that batting lineup.
Hope NZ go all the way now. They won an ICC knockout tournament way back in 2000. Backing them to pull off an upset in the finals.
If we actualy pull this off with no Ryder or Tuffey and Bond and Broom not at their best/not very good at ODs full stop (only Broom not very good for those that misinterpret ) I'm going to laugh, especially if the side includes Hopkins/Diamanti and Redmond.
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It's good to see NZ join us in the final, I hope it's a good match.
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As many of you know and constantly point out, TouchWiz is bloated and looks like it's come straight from the Gingerbread days. And this is coming from a Samsung fanboy. TouchWiz isn't the prime example of Android's beauty or functionality, and Google knows that. For every Samsung device sold, a solitary tear rolls down the face of Matias Duarte (or at least that's how I like to imagine it).
However, according to a report, Samsung and Google held talks concerning Samsung's custom user interfaces while cross-licensing patents. These discussions involved Google expressing its dismay for Samsung's departure of standard Android styling, especially with Magazine UX. As a result of the talks, Samsung has made agreements with Google to tone down TouchWiz.
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I'm all for Google's services being front and center since they're far better than whatever Samsung has made, but I'm not sure how I feel about Google telling Samsung that the unique and useful Magazine UX shouldn't be used. I am all for TouchWiz itself being redesigned as something far lighter, though. I'm a huge fan of what Motorola has been doing with Android, and TouchWiz should follow the same philosophy.
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MOUNT VERNON, Wash. -- A man and woman accused in an arson fire on Saturday that killed two children had been evicted from the house that burned only days before, court documents say.
The 31-year-old woman and 24-year-old man are each being held on $2 million bail for investigation of arson and murder.
Two children, a 6-year-old boy and 8-year-old girl, are presumed to have died in the fire.
Court documents say the woman had been threatening and violent to the homeowner.
"I will sue you or burn your house down," court documents say she told the homeowner, Bryan Bachofer, on July 8.
The woman was convicted of second-degree arson 2014. "She stated she set her ex-boyfriend's clothes on fire in a laundry basket. She stated she was mad at him for cheating on her. I later learned from the report that there were
people in the home when she set this fire," a law enforcement officer wrote in court documents.
Bachofer had the man and woman evicted and they moved out July 11. The man had worked for him but was fired, court documents say.
They returned the next day to do laundry, and Bachofer called police to make them leave, court documents say. They returned the day before the fire to pick up a last paycheck.
A renter in the house awoke about 2 a.m. Saturday to the sounds of fire crackling, court documents said. He believed the fire was coming from the porch and had been started on the outside of the house, court documents say.
Fire units were alerted at 2:30 a.m. Saturday. When crews arrived in the 13000 block of Bayview Road, they found the house engulfed in flames.
The children's mother, Jessica, Starr, got the children to a second-story window to get them out, court documents say. But when she pushed the screen, she fell through the window, and the children were trapped.
She fell to the ground and ran to Carol and Bob Eaton's home next door yelling for help.
"She was head-to-toe, [covered] in black soot," Bob Eaton said. "She was cut up really quite badly and burned. She was really in tough shape."
Two men in the home, Bachofer and the renter, also managed to escape. All three adults were taken to the hospital.
Suspicion fell on the man and woman who had been evicted. They were found sleeping in a tent in the backyard of a home in Sedro-Woolley.
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The Saline County Sheriff's Office is investigating a homicide that occurred in Bauxite late Saturday.
Lt. Scotty Courtney said 23-year-old Bauxite resident Johnathan Albertsen is being charged with first degree murder and aggravated assault on a family or household member for allegedly fatally stabbing his step-father, 48-year-old Joseph A. Gonsalves. The stabbing reportedly occurred during a domestic dispute between the two men.
Gonsalves was transported to Saline Memorial Hospital in Benton and was later pronounced deceased.
As of press time, Albertsen is being held in the Saline County jail without bond, pending a bond trial in Benton District Court.
This marks the third murder investigation of 2013 in Saline County. Late Friday, deputies responded to the 7400 block of Brimer Road in Mabelvale and found 33-year-old Chris Yarberry with stab wounds.
Saline Memorial Hospital Ambulance Service also arrived and transported Yarberry to Olive Hill Road to meet with a Med-Flight crew, the report said. Courtney said that Yarberry was later pronounced dead at Baptist Health Medical Center in Little Rock.
Deputies arrested 36-year-old George David Davidson early Saturday and as of press time, he remains in the Saline County jail facing a charge of first-degree murder.
On Jan. 27, the body of 19-year-old Gregory Tyrone Pikes of Benton was discovered by two men in a leased hunting area off River Road in Haskell. Courtney said the body has been sent to the Arkansas Crime Lab and detectives are working leads to identify suspects in the murder.
Anyone with information concerning these homicide cases can call the Saline County Sheriff's Criminal Investigation Division at 501-303-5608.
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Will Robert Pattinson Play Finnick Odair In 'Catching Fire'?
It's official! Robert Pattinson's 'Water for Elephants' director Francis Lawrence will direct 'Catching Fire'! Is he going to cast R-Patz as the handsome Finnick Odair?
Finnick O'dair is described in Catching Fire to be very tall, have dreamy eyes, a beautiful head of hair and have many women vying for his heart. Robert Pattinson definitely fits the profile.
Lionsgate offered Francis Lawrence the open director position for the Hunger Games sequel — and considering he's worked with Rob before on Water for Elephants — we wouldn't be surprised if he brought him on for Catching Fire.
Yes, The Hunger Games franchise has been very public about keeping away from Twilight, but I think it still could be a possibility.
We can only dream!
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1906 Victorian: Queen Anne
Coffeyville, Kansas
Charles M. Ball Home
Charles Ball is best known for his involvement in the Dalton Gang's hold-up of Condon Bank on October 5, 1892. As the gang entered the bank that morning, they encountered cashier Charles Ball, who concocted a story about the safe being on a time lock. Four of the five robbers were eventually fatally wounded by the ensuing gunfire outside the bank. Ball, who was involved in banking, business, and real estate dealings during the early 20th century, owned the house until his death in 1922.
The home has two apartment suites, one of the third floor and one as a garage apartment. Both are currently leased for income producing component. An American Indian art gallery is also on the property with items for sale.
KBBA Spruce Street Inn & Carriage House
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Hoping to maximize her internship experience, Kaitlin Oliver, a senior nursing major at Waynesburg University, thoughtfully considered where she might develop the most expertise during the summer of 2013. At her interview for a prestigious student nurse intern position at the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, Oliver was asked to choose two departments in which she wanted to work.
"At the time, I had no idea which to select, so I asked the supervisor on which floors she thought I would learn the most," Oliver said. "The majority of students select the intensive care units. However, I was skeptical because those patients are extremely ill; so I did not think I would get the opportunity to do much for the patients as a student."
Impressed by Oliver's commitment to absorbing the most out of the experience, the supervisor suggested that she work on the transplant or the neurosurgery, trauma and orthopedic unit, both of which are internationally recognized. Shortly after she jotted those down and left the interview, Oliver was offered the position.
"The internship gave me the opportunity to work 12-hour shifts, which is what is expected in the real world," Oliver said. "Working 12 hours allowed me to see everything that a nurse does in a typical day including receiving reports, making initial assessments, administering morning medications, acknowledging orders, providing patient education, providing discharge instructions, completing documentation and much more."
At the internship, Oliver worked alongside a registered nurse to which she was assigned the first day of orientation.
"I got the opportunity to do all of the tasks and skills that the registered nurse did, with a one-on-one relationship," Oliver said. "I felt as though the nurse valued me and made me feel more like a nurse than I ever have before."
The nurse trusted Oliver to perform many tasks independently due to the student's excellent preparation and advanced bedside manner. During the summer, Oliver cared diligently for a small boy who couldn't breathe on his own. Given the tasks of suctioning, flushing his IV, providing his feedings through his gastrostomy tube, and much more for the child, Oliver said her heart ached for him. Her love for God's children shone through her care, compassion and expertise.
"The Waynesburg University Nursing Department teaches the importance of providing holistic care, which sets it apart from other nursing schools," Oliver said. "While caring for my patients, I realized that I wanted to care for my patients beyond their physiological needs; I wanted to care for them emotionally, spiritually and socially. My goal was to serve my patients as if it were one of my loved ones lying in that hospital bed."
That experience, and many others throughout the summer, reminded her of why she wanted to be a nurse. Many people, including Christina Miser, an instructor of nursing at Waynesburg University and Oliver's clinical adviser, believe that the profession fits her perfectly.
"Kaitlin is always enthusiastic and is eager to learn, absorb new information and apply it to future experiences," Miser said. "Her achievements thus far reflect her hard work; I believe she has placed herself in a position to be successful in whatever avenue of nursing she chooses."
Though that avenue is still undetermined, Oliver knows that she has both the skills and the confidence to excel in her chosen profession.
"At the internship, I was proud to be representing Waynesburg University. I had a lot of nurses ask me where I go to school because they were impressed with what I knew," Oliver said. "Being a student nurse intern exposed me to situations that caused me to critically think and problem solve. It reassured me that I chose the right career path, and I cannot wait to do something that I love for the rest of my days."


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Get help filling out the FAFSA at College Goal Sunday hosted at UA01/03/2013
The University of Akron is once again serving as the Summit County host of College Goal Sunday on Feb. 10, beginning at 2 p.m. in Simmons Hall, 277 E Buchtel Ave., Akron (map).
College Goal Sunday
2 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 10.
Simmons Hall, 277 E. Buchtel Ave., on The University of Akron campus (map).
Free. Park in the deck immediately west of Simmons Hall (map).
Go here or call 1-800-233-6734.
Financial aid at UA.
Find out what to bring.
The college financial aid event is presented annually at sites around the state by the Ohio Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (OASFAA) and is endorsed by the Ohio Board of Regents.
UA's Wayne College Holmes County Higher Education Center also is a site for the event. The center is located at 88-B East Jackson St., Millersburg (map).
College Goal Sunday is designed to provide assistance to students and parents in completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The FAFSA is the application that is required to be completed to receive federal financial aid, including the Federal Pell Grant and student loans as well as need-based state grants. The FAFSA can be a key to overcoming financial barriers so a college education is possible. Studies show that students are 50 percent more likely to attend college when they complete the FAFSA.
The free event is open to current college students at any institution, as well as prospective students planning to attend a college in Ohio or out-of-state, and their parents. While walk-ins are welcome, registration is encouraged.
To register for College Goal Sunday, visit www.ohiocollegegoalsunday.org, or call 1-800-233-6734.
The Ohio Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (OASFAA) is a nonprofit, professional organization for individuals actively engaged in the administration of financial aid within the state of Ohio for higher education. As an educational organization, OASFAA strives to offer resources to students, families and high school advisers to promote higher education and increase awareness of financial aid opportunities.


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Rick DeVos: Thanks to everyone
June 11, 2013
Fourteen years slipped by rather quickly. I already can't quite imagine not coming to work at Howelsen Hill. Of course, the thing I will miss most is interacting with everyone, from the athletes (very young through adult), parents, coaches, volunteers, administrators and board members. Additionally, the city staff, my friends at Steamboat Ski Area, folks from the local supportive business community and out-of-town donors. There are so many people, the list is amazing.
Luckily, I live in Steamboat Springs, where so many great folks reside. I do want to say thank you publicly to all of those who supported me and the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club's coaches and administrators during this period. You know who you are. The club's success would not have happened without each and every one of your contributions (time, money and labor).
This was one of those jobs that you live 24 hours each day. So much to be learned from 1,000 athletes and their families. Talk about a parent training immersion course. The Winter Sports Club is a microcosm of the community at large. I am most impressed by the kids that I met during my time here. Their spirit is refreshing, always seeking new adventures, willing to challenge themselves, able to stand again and again against adversity. I often have referred to the Winter Sports Club and Steamboat Springs as Kid Town USA, a place where a kid can be a kid. My advice to them is to always do your best and do the right thing in everything you do. Goals and dreams do come true here.
Although I would love to list every supporter by name, I must say thanks to my closest partner, Sarah Floyd, who will help guide the club forward from here. She has brought the proper perspective to kids' sports locally and to the club — every kid counts! Also, a special thanks to John Adams for having the vision and the guts to allow us to take the club in a new direction in 1999. John, it was worth it. And finally, thanks to my wife, Heather, and children Nic and Mandi for being my support network. My family and I look forward to our next adventure.
Thanks to everyone, especially the young at heart.
Rick DeVos
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We are excited to announce that we now have a new exhibit in our Reading Room: "Head, Heart, Hands, and Health: The Iowa 4-H Experience". Read about and see some fun artifacts related to the history of 4-H: 4-H camp, the 4-H emblem, state conferences, early 4-H pioneers who were influential in its formation, and 4-H uniforms. Although there is no longer really an official 4-H uniform for 4-H, in years gone by 4-Hers were required to wear uniforms – we even have an example of a 4-H uniform for you to see in the exhibit!
During the early state 4-H conferences, the attendees would have a group photograph in a different formation every year. In 1934, it was the state of Iowa enclosing 4 H's. The photograph was taken on central campus. Beardshear and the Campanile can be seen in the background. The exhibit contains examples of more formations.
Iowa was extremely influential in the formation and development of 4-H. The origins of 4-H clubs in Iowa can be traced back decades before the formation of the Extension Service and the formal organization of what we now know as 4-H Clubs. Interest in agricultural training for youth started as early as 1857 when the Iowa State Agricultural Society conducted a statewide corn growing contest for boys. This contest established some of the principles that were later used in the formation of 4-H: a contest was organized, a record of the project work was kept, the work was supervised, and a report was made. Subsequent contests were commonly held by institutes and fairs to provide educational and competitive opportunities for rural youth. Contests were also conducted by newspapers and agricultural magazines such as Wallace's Farmer and Successful Farming.
1929 Annual Iowa 4-H Girls' Convention formation. Margaret Hall (burned in 1938) can be seen on the left, and Mackay Hall in the background. For more information on the state 4-H conventions, see our earlier blog post.
In 1902, A. B. Graham in Ohio began formalizing clubs for boys and girls to promote vocational agriculture as an extracurricular activity. His clubs, considered to be the founding clubs of 4-H, incorporated meetings, officers, and projects. In Iowa, Cap E. Miller, superintendent of schools in Keokuk County, was an early adopter of boys and girls club work. He began organizing Boys Agricultural Clubs and Girls Home Culture Clubs as early as 1903. O. H. Benson of Wright County and Jessie Field Shambaugh of Page County quickly adopted the club idea as well. Both would make major contributions to 4-H. Shambaugh wrote the "Country Girls Creed" and Benson is credited with creating the 3-H and later helping to create the 4-H clover emblem which became the official emblem of 4-H.
For more on the history of 4-H in Iowa, please take a look at the historical note in the Iowa State University 4-H Youth Development Records. And then come on up to see our exhibit in the Special Collections Department Reading Room, located on the 4th floor of Parks Library!
For their help in putting this exhibit together, we would like to thank:
- Suzanne LeSar and the Department of Apparel, Educational Studies, and Hospitality Management
- Phyllis Mondt and Iowa 4-H Youth Development


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Opening act: Whitener scores 19 points, as N-C advances to semifinals
Monday was a day all about love. For the Lady Red Devils and Lady Bears, it was all about survival.
Newton-Conover's Shynese Whitener scored 19 points and the Lady Red Devils got key bench play down the stretch as they picked up a CVAC tournament first round win against Bunker Hill.
Despite the victory, N-C coach Jonathan Tharpe was disappointed in his team's energy for most of the game.
"This group is senior heavy and experienced," Tharpe said. "They should know mentality-wise what it takes to step foot on the floor and play. I felt like we took it for granted. We forced a few things. I was extremely disappointed in our transition game. It wasn't there. We got in transition, but we never got the scores. We missed a ton of lay ups. It was a disappointing first half and third quarter."
The Lady Red Devils missed out on several opportunities to score in the first quarter and also made some key mistakes passing the basketball.
That left the door open for the Lady Bears to stay in the game and the Newton-Conover lead was just 11-5 at the end of the first.
An 8-2 run in the second quarter sparked the Lady Red Devils and helped in distancing themselves from Bunker Hill. Newton-Conover executed their passes better and began to develop a rhythm.
Junior Shynese Whitener had the hot hand in the second quarter, as she nailed two 3-pointers.
"In the past couple of games, my shots haven't been falling," Whitener said. "I've been coming to practice and working on it. Coach has been telling me to keep my high release. Tonight, it was falling. I just have to take it to the next level."
The Lady Red Devils led 31-15 at the halftime break. However, Tharpe was not happy with the first half performance and he spoke to his team about it.
"We talked at halftime and after the game about the energy," Tharpe said. "You cannot come out with that type of energy and win in the playoffs and conference tournament. It just isn't going to happen."
The speech by Tharpe worked for for many bench players that were inserted into the game. Among those was junior guard Cayla Miller, who scored four of her seven points in the third quarter.
"Our third string came in and gave us a ton of energy," Tharpe said. "Cayla Miller gave us a ton of energy tonight with her presence. She was a spark plug tonight that we needed."
Whitener continued her outside assault, as she made another 3-pointer in the quarter and finished with three 3-pointers in the game.
"We continue to work on her outside shot," Tharpe said. "She can get to the basket and she has a pretty good mid-range shot. She has been working hard on pulling up for a jump shot. The biggest thing for her is her inconsistent outside shot. We've been working on that. She is going to have to take them in games to get used to that."
Defensively, Newton-Conover limited the Bunker Hill offense to just two points in the third quarter and 12 points in the second half.
Bunker Hill ends their season at 4-20, while Newton-Conover will play in the semifinal round at Catawba Valley Community College on Thursday at 6:30 p.m. against the winner of West Caldwell and South Caldwell.
"Tuesday in practice, we are going to have to work harder," Whitener said. "Our energy level is not there obviously. We just have to come in and work hard in practice before games. We'll see where it goes from here."


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You can try this program here
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This guy posted over 2 years ago..............he got an answer which presumably satisfied him as he did not bother to come back.
If not, I am sure that he gave up long ago
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The second phase, LABS-2, began enrolling participants at UPMC on February 27, 2006.
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A Step-by-Step Beginner's Guide
Buying cryptocurrency doesn't have to be complicated!
Follow the steps below to get started investing in Byteball Bytes (GBYTE).
Step 1: Buy Bitcoin (BTC)
Exchange your fiat currency for Bitcoin at a top exchange.
I use Coinbase because it is one of the longest running and most reputable places to buy Bitcoin. It also has a well designed and easy-to-use interface.
After signing up and ID verification, you can buy Bitcoin with major currencies (USD, EUR, GBP, etc.) via online bank transfer or with credit/debit card.
Coinbase is currently available in these countries.
Other good places to buy Bitcoin are:
- CEX.IO (Worldwide online)
- LocalBitcoins (Worldwide peer-to-peer marketplace)
Step 2: Open an account with an exchange that trades Byteball Bytes
Now that you have some Bitcoin, you need a place to trade it for GBYTE.
Here is a list of online exchanges where GBYTE can be bought and sold:
Exchanges are listed in order of trade volume (descending).
This list is current as of March 2018.
Step 3: Get your Bitcoin address
After opening an account at one of the exchanges above, obtain your BTC wallet address.
The details for obtaining a wallet address vary from exchange to exchange, but it is usually relatively straightforward.
Make sure to get your "deposit" or "receiver" address.
It will be a long string of random characters, looking something like this:
Copy this address for the next step. (Your own unique address of course, not the address above!)
Step 4: Send Bitcoin to your new wallet address
Send Bitcoin from your Coinbase account (or any other account/wallet funded with BTC) to your receiver BTC address from the step above.
Step 5: Trade BTC for GBYTE
After you receive the BTC in your "secondary" exchange account (it usually takes a few minutes) you can trade it for Byteball Bytes within the exchange.
The details for trading currencies vary depending on the exchange.
Generally, you will look for the GBYTE/BTC trading pair and buy or "place an order" to buy GBYTE with your BTC balance.
Your order may fill immediately or after a short while. If there is a delay, it is usually to find sufficient matching "sell" order(s) for your buy order.
Voila! Now you have some Byteball Bytes 🙂
Step 6 (Optional): Store your Byteball Bytes in a private wallet
Now that you've got some coin, you can just leave it at the exchange where you bought it. Maybe you want to hold your GBYTE or maybe you want to trade it for other coins.
Another option is to move your coins to a wallet.
Here is a list of wallets that hold GBYTE:
There may also be a coin-specific Byteball Bytes wallet, which you can search for here.
In general, there are different types of wallets – hardware, desktop/software, mobile, web or paper. Some have cross-functionality but most are dedicated to single platform. Each type of wallet has different pros and cons but they all provide the benefit of having an additional place to store your digital currency.
Increased security may be advantage of storing your coins in a private wallet, since exchanges have been hacked in the past. It can also be good to have a backup location to store your GBYTE and will give you options for moving your coins in the future.
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About this guide
This is intended as a beginner's "101" guide that provides a fast and easy route for acquiring Byteball Bytes.
There are many subtleties and best practices (such as using secure passwords, 2-factor authentication, etc.) to consider when buying digital currencies. There are plenty of sites out there that provide a wealth of information about cryptocurrency and altcoins. The point of this guide is to simplify the discussion a bit for the general goal of purchasing GBYTE. As always, use common sense.


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Wednesday's here again and you know that means… it's time for the LOVE STREET BLUES Series at Karbach! This week features Milton Hopkins & Friends. As always, no charge to listen to the music, just buy your own brews!
One reason we named the brewery Karbach Brewing Co. is because we're located on Karbach Street. Even more important to us, though, is the fact that the Karbach Street warehouse was the site Ken and Chuck started their beer distribution company decades ago.
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Crowds descend on the restaurants of downtown's Warehouse District on weekend nights and, later in the evening, young people pack the bars and dance clubs.
But popularity, coupled with growing diversity, is raising tensions. Efforts by bar owners and police to control a young crowd, especially as it spills onto West Sixth Street after closing time, has raised the ire of the Cleveland NAACP.
In a strongly worded letter delivered Tuesday to Mayor Frank Jackson, chapter president George Forbes complained of selective enforcement and an effort to limit the numbers of young black men and women in the area. He demanded a meeting with the mayor and got one, set for Monday.
"The volume of complaints by blacks have increased so much that I know something is going on," Forbes said in an interview Wednesday.
He assumed, he said, that the mayor or his top executives ordered a crackdown in the Warehouse District targeting African-Americans.
The city's black mayor denied the charge.
"There's no concerted effort to crack down on black people anywhere in the city," Jackson said. "We crack down on crime where it exists and wherever it might occur."
Jackson said he has instructed his staff to gather information on problems in the district and the police response, adding that he looks forward to a healthy exchange of information with the NAACP.
At stake is the perception of safety, and inclusiveness, in one of the city's few thriving neighborhoods.
Forbes said his concerns and suspicions stem from numerous complaints received across years, but that he was moved to act by the attention swirling around one particular club, Lust.
The landlord is trying to evict the club from 1303 West Sixth St., an address well known to police, who have visited numerous times in response to report of fights and people blocking the street.
Lust owner Joe Carey, who owns a Cleveland roofing company, has said his club has been targeted because of its black clientele. Carey could not be reached for comment Wednesday.
Cleveland City Councilman Joe Cimperman, whose ward includes the Warehouse District, said Lust attracts police because it attracts trouble.
"That bar has been nothing but a nuisance to the Cleveland Police and to the residents of the Warehouse District," Cimperman said.
He said Carey once ran an upscale restaurant in the space, called Jac's, but switched to a hip hop theme when the restaurant closed.
"You know the club is going down when they decrease the age of entrance. It's a given," Cimperman said.
He said his nightmares take him back to July 2007, when four people were shot and one killed outside of Spy Bar, a West Sixth Street nightclub that went from cool elegance to college ID nights during its decline.
"We're not going to become the Flats East Bank," Cimperman said. "We're not going to become a place that becomes so lawless that disinvestment occurs."
At lunchtime Wednesday, Forbes viewed West Sixth Street from the other end of the spectrum, the patio of Johnny's restaurant. He said he also wants peace and security in the neighborhood.
"If you're black and raising hell, you should be put the hell out," Forbes said. "I am defending young kids who want somewhere to go."
Forbes said numerous incidents of discrimination have been brought to his attention. Recently, he said, his two grandchildren -- a Spelman College senior and a graduate of Morehouse College -- were denied entrance to a West Sixth Street club because of their shoes. He said they watched white patrons enter wearing similar shoes.
The police who clear the street at 2:30 a.m. are often herding young black men and women and in a hostile manner, Forbes said.
"This isn't just about Lust," he said. "It's about racism that's been going on for a long time."
Cimperman, like Jackson, said he welcomes Monday's meeting and hopes it leads to deeper discussion.
"If someone says there's discrimination going on, there's discrimination going on, that's my position. And we have to get together and talk about it," he said.
But the safety concerns are real, Cimperman said.
Since April, he said, he has been pushing club owners to send their off-duty police outside after closing to clear the street.
"The police are saying, 'The bars are closed, Go.' And they're saying it to everyone," he said.


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I have little problem with my Yammy.
When i set VCF 2 volume to 0 I can still hear it. I don't know what trimmer should I use to get it proper working
here's service manual
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Sir Ruff wrote:I don't think you have a problem, you're just not eliminating the signal fully. The balance slider is the easiest way to move between VCA 1 or 2, instead of trying to turn VCA 2 "off" (which again, is not actually possible unless you prevent it's envelope from opening)
radek tymecki wrote:ok so what should i do to hear for example 100% of vcf1 and 50% of vcf2?
radek tymecki wrote:ok. but this shouldn't work like that;)
radek tymecki wrote:VCF1 and VCF2 are both placed on VCA 1 module
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COLLEGE STATION – Texas A&M is preparing for its second season in the Southeastern Conference employing coach Kevin Sumlin's up-tempo offense, and on Tuesday night during his weekly radio show Sumlin offered some advice for critics of his attack: get in shape.
The 11-2 Aggies led the SEC in total offense, passing offense, rushing offense, scoring offense and third-down percentage last season. A year ago Alabama coach Nick Saban, among others, questioned such up-tempo attacks, asking, "Is this what we want football to be?"
Here is Sumlin's quote from Tuesday night when discussing his offensive philosophy to host Dave South:
"(We) want to put some pressure on defenses and maybe change their philosophies on what they're doing, and keep them in certain packages. When you have flexibility offensively that helps you to keep some personnel on the field.
"Obviously some people have complained about us not substituting and going real fast … that's created some issues in this league all of the sudden. (But) everybody should be in shape and be good enough to play. And what we've done is create another package that people are going to have stay on the field and play with if (tight ends) Cam Clear or Nehemiah Hicks are on the field."
The Aggies open their season at high noon Saturday against Rice at Kyle Field.


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Victim tells officers she gave suspect odd jobs because he scared her
Police: Gardener sexually assaults Oklahoma City woman
Victim tells officers she gave suspect odd jobs because he scared her
A gardener is accused of sexually battering one of his customers last week.
A woman told police that Darnell Palmer, 39, asked her to come out of her house and when she did, he grabbed her breasts and buttocks and said, "Please, please help me… don't make me hurt somebody."
The woman said that she had known Palmer for six years and gave him yard work and other odd jobs because she was afraid of what he might do. She also told police that Palmer had told her that he hits people with his car in order to cause accidents so he can collect insurance money.
She also said that he threatened to get revenge on her once he gets out of jail. Palmer was arrested for one count of sexual battery.


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Holy Relics: A Focus on the Family Movie Review
This is so, so good.
Was Adam a Historical Person?
Guy Waters:
It may help to pause and review what the issues in this particular debate are and what they are not. The issues do not concern the age of the earth and of the universe. Neither do they concern how we are to understand the days of Genesis 1. Reformed evangelicals have disagreed on these issues for generations, all the while affirming their common belief that Adam was a historical person.
We may frame the issue in the form of two related questions. First, does the Bible require us to believe that Adam was a historical person? Second, would anything be lost in the gospel if we were to deny Adam's historicity?
Elisha Ben Kenobi and the Power of God
Derek Rishmawy on a funny moment in the ministry of Elisha.
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5 Myths You Still Might Believe about the Puritans
Coleman Ford:
Maybe it's the smug servant Malvolio in Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. Perhaps it's the extremely suspicious Boston community in Nathaniel Hawthrone's The Scarlett Letter. Or it could be the more recent TV drama named for the location of the infamous Salem witch trials of early colonial America. High school history books continue to tell tales of America's Pharisaic progenitors and their overly concerned moralism with attempts to establish God's pure "city on a hill." Many of us have grown up with an understanding of Puritans as those gloomy religious folk who found joy in making sure others had none. The tale of spoilsport Puritans continues to be told, and it couldn't be further from the truth. Here are 5 myths about Puritans which you may still believe.
David, Goliath, and You?
Ben Dunson:
But how should we respond to a story from the Bible like this? Be bold and overcome the obstacles in our lives? Be courageous and slay our personal Goliaths? No, and it is easy to see why many have shied away from teaching this story as an example for Christians to follow today.
But David is an example for us.