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PLYMOUTH — Gov. Tom Corbett ceremonially signed the Brad Fox law Friday morning as the widow and family of the slain Plymouth police officer watched inside the Harmonville Fire Company engine bay.
The law imposes a mandatory five-year sentence for a second offense when a gun bought by a legitimate gun buyer is resold to someone not allowed to own or possess firearms.
Officer Fox, a New Hanover resident, was shot and killed Sept. 13, 2012, near the Schuylkill River Trail with a gun purchased by a Philadelphia man, Michael J. Henry, 30, and resold to Andrew Thomas, 44, of Lower Merion. Fox had pursued Thomas from a hit-and-run traffic accident and was shot by Thomas with the gun. Thomas was on probation from a 2005 forgery arrest in Upper Merion and was not permitted to possess firearms. Thomas killed himself after shooting Fox, police said.
"Officer Fox died in the line of duty last year at the hands of a felon who should never have had a gun and, less directly, by the hand of the man who later admitted buying the gun and passing it along," Corbett said. "Such 'straw buyers' are as deadly a threat to our citizens and our first responders as the felons to whom they pass along the weapon."
"State and federal laws are very plain: Convicted felons are forbidden from owning firearms, and those who knowingly provide firearms to felons are themselves criminals and worthy of being locked up," Corbett said.
The ceremonial bill signing took place inside the fire company in front of two Plymouth police vehicles and two portraits of Fox with his K-9 partner Nick. Fox's patrol car, with a black bunting covering the lightbar, had the emblem "Nick - Caution! Police K-9" stenciled on the rear door. More than 100 Montgomery County police officers and local politicians were also in attendance.
Plymouth Police Chief Joseph Lawrence said having the straw purchase bill named after Fox "was a sad honor to have."
"If it deters one person then it is worth the effort everyone went through," Lawrence said. "We have a district attorney's office that follows through to prosecute these charges."
"The biggest problem with gun control is not people legally allowed to buy guns," said Plymouth Council Chairman Sheldon Simpson, "but the people who legally buy guns for those who can't own them."
Plymouth Township Manager Karen Weiss said Fox's killing was "still a very emotional thing. It's very hard."
"I'm happy this law has been passed," Weiss said. "Anybody who buys a gun for a felon deserves to go to jail."
Plymouth Councilwoman Leonore Bruno said, "It's about time something was done about straw purchases. Hopefully it will prevent some killings."
During the bill signing, Corbett invited Lynsay Fox, Brad Fox's widow, and Kathy Fox, Brad Fox's mother, to sit at the table for a photo.
Montgomery County District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman said the original state law on second straw purchases was "invalidated by a court case."
State Rep. Marcy Toepel, R-147th Dist., introduced a bill two years ago to reinstate the five-year penalty but it was held up in a legislative committee.
"Shortly after Officer Fox's killing I picked up the telephone," Ferman said. "Less than four months later we are here. We know this bill is not something we can use for the person who put the gun in the hand of Brad Fox's killer, but the moral imperative to do the right thing is there."
"It will give a significant sentence for straw purchases," Ferman said.
"I introduced the bill two years ago so it is very satisfying to see it come full circle," Toepel said. "We worked to get this bill done for the right reasons. It was important to get that mandatory five-year sentence back on the books."
State Sen. John Rafferty, R-44th Dist., said, "We recognized the need to address these people who sacrificed their rights by illegally purchasing a gun. We paid a heck of a price in September. I'm eternally grateful to Brad."
Corbett had signed the bill on Oct. 25, 2012, after the state Legislature adopted it. The law, supported by the Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association, Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association and Mayors Against Illegal Guns, went into effect on Dec. 26, 2012.
Corbett visited the place where Fox was killed before the bill signing with Ferman and state Rep. Mike Vereb, R-150th Dist. Friday morning.
At a brief press conference after the bill signing, Corbett declined to comment on the National Rifle Association suggestion that armed guards should be posted in every school. That suggestion was made after 20 children and six adults were killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., late last year.
"We will wait and see what they do on federal gun laws. We have to see what they come out with," Corbett said. "I'm not going to get into a battle with what the NRA is saying about gun laws."
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Coalition of Civil Rights Groups Urge the Senate to Reject Anti-LGBTQ Judicial Nominee
Citing a history of anti-LGBTQ actions, The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights issued a statement on Tuesday urging the Senate to reject the confirmation of Trump nominee Joan Larsen for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.
The Leadership Conference writes that as a justice on the Michigan Supreme Court, Larsen voted against hearing an appeal by a lesbian mother who sought parental visitation from an ex-spouse with whom she lived before the Supreme Court ruled in Obergefell v. Hodges that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry and to marital benefits.
"Justice Larsen's unwillingness to apply the constitutional principles of Obergefell in order to address the effects of Michigan's unconstitutional ban on same-sex marriage is troubling," the statement read.
Moreover, the Leadership Conference made note of Larsen's restrictive views of LGBTQ rights in her writing.
In 2004, she wrote an article that criticized the Supreme Court's important decision in Lawrence v. Texas, which struck down as unconstitutional state laws that criminalized intimate same-sex conduct.
The Leadership Conference also raised concerns about Larsen's association with the far-right wing anti-LGBTQ Federalist Society and President Trump's pledge to use the bench to curtail abortion rights and ease gun restrictions.
"[D]uring last year's presidential campaign, Mr. Trump created unseemly litmus tests and expressly stated he would only appoint Supreme Court justices who opposed abortion rights and gun safety laws," the statement read. "Asked in the third presidential debate if his Supreme Court appointees would vote to overturn Roe v. Wade, candidate Trump said: 'If we put another two or perhaps three justices on, that is really what will happen. That will happen automatically in my opinion. Because I am putting pro-life justices on the court.' In the same debate, he stated: 'I'm very proud to have the endorsement of the NRA and it was the earliest endorsement they've ever given to anybody who ran for president.... We are going to appoint justices that will feel very strongly about the second amendment.' One can assume that Justice Larsen - who joined the Federalist Society in 1994 - passes these litmus tests.
Among the 200 national organizations represented in The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights are LGBTQ organizations the Human Rights Campaign, PFLAG, Gay Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN), the National Center for Lesbian Rights, the National LGBTQ Task Force, Lambda Legal, Immigration Equality and the National Center for Transgender Equality.

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If you used email in the late '90s or early 2000s, odds are you are familiar with Eudora. Even after its maker Qualcomm officially decommissioned this trusty email client and dorm room staple, a loyal cadre of fans kept it alive in open-source form. But when Mac OS X Lion spurned all PowerPC-based programs, Eudora was effectively banished from the Mac.
Macsimize Software's attempts to revive this dear old email friend with MailForge 3.2.2, a Mountain Lion-friendly software program. But unless you're a Eudora diehard, MailForge may convince you that the past isn't quite as great as you remember it.
We're gonna email like it's 1999
Of all the email clients available for the Mac, MailForge is, well, certainly one of them. It sends, receives, and displays messages from both POP and IMAP accounts. You can filter messages according to a limited set of criteria and Boolean commands, store custom signatures and stationery, and search your messages.
But right from the start, MailForge lacks any of the modern refinements that have made email on the Mac less of a hassle since the Clinton administration. Perhaps I've been spoiled by programs that can configure an entire account with nothing more than an email address and password, but MailForge made me grumble when it insisted I look up a username, password, and incoming and outgoing mail servers for every account. If you're hoping to import messages from Apple Mail, you'll have to wait for a future version, according to the developer. Right now, the program can only import Eudora mailboxes.
In a small concession to modernity – at least, modernity as of two or three years ago – MailForge offers a "unified" interface with a mailbox list, mailbox contents, and a message preview pane all in one window. True purists can resurrect Eudora's classic, screen-hogging multi-window interface. I didn't enjoy that trip down memory lane, and I don't recommend it.
In several messages I tested with, MailForge didn't display threaded conversations and didn't show inline images – or any attachments at all, really. It took several seconds for MailForge to load individual IMAP messages, and checking for new mail could occasionally seem slow as well.
A tabbed interface lets you switch quickly between multiple open mailboxes, except that you can already do that with the mailbox list on the lefthand side. And by default, clicking on one of those mailboxes opens a new tab, whether you want it to or not.
Want to read one mailbox while another is loading messages from an IMAP server? Tough. MailForge will switch you back to the mailbox that's adding messages, and keep doing so until those messages are all loaded. Even trying to close the tab won't keep it from popping back open and resuming loading.
Searches take place in a huge, obtrusive window all its own, rather than displaying within the main interface. While I was able to successfully find messages from a certain sender by looking for their name in message headers, I couldn't do likewise when searching for the same name in the From field. You'll also have to switch between one pane to set search queries, and another to see their results.
I also wasn't bowled over by the graphically ungainly window for composing new messages, which seems to have, um, freely borrowed its massive swath of icons for formatting message text from the PC version of Microsoft Word. The MailForge Help link in the Help menu takes you to a registration-only, password-protected site where you can submit bugs or request feedback. The MailForge Forums link under the same menu proved more helpful, summoning Macsimize's online forums, where MailForge representatives courteously and quickly responded to user questions.
Bottom line
If you can't live without Eudora, MailForge will likely have you turning cartwheels. I'm glad that the program's meeting an unmet need; everyone deserves to use software they understand and feel comfortable with. But I can't recommend MailForge for anyone else. With plenty of better designed, less expensive, more convenient options for Mac email, there's no reason anyone should have to live in the past.


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— Her parents pioneered advanced cancer care in eastern North Carolina, and now Dr. Rachel Raab has come home to continue the tradition.
Raab is one of the newest faculty members in the division of hematology/oncology at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University. She's following in the footsteps of her parents, Drs. Spencer and Mary Raab, who started the division at ECU's new medical school in 1977.
Raab, her husband, Dr. Francois Archambault, an anesthesiologist, and their 16-month-old son, Julien, arrived in August after Raab completed a cancer fellowship in New York.
"It's going well so far," Raab said recently during a break between clinics. "It's been a good transition and I've gotten a lot of support from the people in my department."
Raab has an undergradute degree from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn., and a medical degree from ECU. She completed residency and fellowship training at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Montefiore Medical Center in Bronx, N.Y.
Like her mother, Raab specializes in breast cancer. It is the second leading cause of cancer death in women after lung cancer, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The rate of breast cancer among women in North Carolina is approximately 110 to 119 cases for every 100,000 women, with African-American women more likely to die from the disease than other women.
"Even though we've come a long way since my parents moved here in the 1970s, there's still a lot to be done for patients in this area," Raab said. The opportunity to sub-specialize in breast cancer helped draw her to ECU. She also said Greenville is a growing city with the chance to be the leader in cancer care for a large portion of the state. Cancer center leaders believe she can be part of that plan.
"For the region, this is a homecoming to a community that raised her and is proud to have her return," said Dr. Adam Asch, associate director of ECU's Leo W. Jenkins Cancer Center. "She brings to this job not only her experience as an oncologist, but she knows the region and cared enough to return with her husband."
Her mother is revered by many of her patients, and a portrait of Raab's father, who died of cancer in 1993, hangs in the cancer center. Raab teared up a bit as she remembered him.
"I really can't even imagine what it was like in 1977," she said. "I think they realized what the need was here for cancer services. They had a vision."
Raab remembered how one or both of her parents would be on call practically all day every day all those years. When out with her mother, they would run into patients her mother had helped or their family members.
"They were so appreciative of everything she had done for them," Raab said. "I felt like she was really having an impact on peoples lives."
No longer than she's been at ECU, Raab has already seen patients her mom treated and who remembered the compassionate care they received.
Her mother, though retired from the ECU faculty, still sees patients at a Tarboro clinic.
"I think there is a need for both their services here, and also I think Rachel can contribute significantly to the care of patients in this region, especially breast cancer patients," Dr. Mary Raab said of her daughter and son-in-law. She said she tried to stay neutral in their decision about where to practice, but is thrilled they choose Greenville.
"I think her father -- it would really warm his heart," Raab said. "I feel like she's really dedicated to the cause. I'm very proud of her."
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Author Notes: For about the past 3 years I have been on the quest to find meyer lemons in the grocery store. I always saw recipes that included meyer lemons and I would get so frustrated when I could not find them. Any sane person would've just went to the internet but I was on a mission. So this past January I was in my local Fairway grocery and I saw them from across the room. I raced toward them and got two dozen having no idea what I was going to make with them I just had to have them! Since then I have made about 10 recipes using them and this is by far my favorite. Hope you like it. —singing_baker
Makes: 3 4-inch tarts
Almond Shortbread Dough
cup flour
cup Almond Flour
teaspoon Kosher Salt
tablespoons Sugar
tablespoons Unsalted Butter, Cold
Egg Yolk
teaspoon Ice water
- Combine flour, almond flour, salt, and sugar in a food processor and pulse. Drop in Butter a Tablespoon at a time and pulse until combined. Do not over process! With machine running add egg yolk and water until it just comes together. Pat into a flat disc, wrap with plastic and refrigerate until firm.
- Roll out dough to an 1/8 inch thick. Cut out a 5 inch circle and fit into a 4 inch tart pan. Reroll scraps and repeat to more times. Put in Freezer until firm.
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Take out tarts and prick bottoms with a fork. Put Squares of parchment onto tarts and fill with pie weights. Bake in oven for 12 minutes. Remove tartlets from oven and remove parchment and pie weights. Turn down oven temp to 350 and return tarts to oven and cook for 10 minutes more. set aside to cool.
Meyer Lemon filling and Meringue
eggs, 2 Eggs Seperated
cup Powdered sugar
Zest of 1 Meyer Lemon
cup Meyer Lemon Juice Plus 2 Tablespoons
tablespoons Butter
cup Granulated Sugar
- Put 2 eggs, 2 egg yolks, powdered sugar, zest, and 1/3 cup juice in a bowl over simmering water. Whisk until thick. Take off heat and mix in butter a tablespoon at a time until all melted. Put in the fridge for 4-5 hours or until thick.
- Make meringue: Put Granulated sugar, egg whites and 2 Tablespoons lemon juice in a mixing bowl over simmering water. Whisk until hot and sugar has dissolved. Attach bowl to mixer and whisk until stiff peaks form.
- Assemble tarts: Spread Curd into tarts and pipe meringue on top in a decorative pattern. Use torch or broiler to brown tops.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Late Winter Tart (Sweet or Savory)
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COLUMBIA — South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley and the heads of state police and ethics agencies have signed an agreement on the handling of security expenses when governors attend political events, according to documents obtained Monday by The Associated Press.
The agreement, signed Friday by Haley, State Law Enforcement Division Chief Mark Keel and State Ethics Commission director Herb Hayden, defines what sorts of costs should be reimbursed by Haley and future South Carolina governors.
Questions about Haley's reimbursements arose after she attended a June fundraiser supporting North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory's agenda. Hayden said Haley's campaign didn't have to pay her security costs because the event wasn't for her, insisting she and other politicians who are assigned public vehicles must reimburse only for events specifically held to raise money for them.
South Carolina law requires a security detail for the governor but also bars public funds or equipment from being used for campaign events.
In the agreement, security costs for "campaign-related events" — which include fundraisers hosted for the governor or events and rallies planned by the governor's campaign — are considered reimbursable, like hotel costs, meals and mileage. Security work done in advance of the governor's arrival is not reimbursable, but overtime salary costs would be.
The agreement also notes that, even if the governor receives a campaign contribution at an event, that event does not become specifically become classified as "campaign-related." In June, when Haley was slated to attend the first of a two-day fundraiser for the Renew North Carolina Foundation, her campaign collected more than $40,000 from 21 North Carolina residents from June 27 through June 30, according to second-quarter filings.
In July, Haley's campaign reimbursed three state agencies a total of $7,610 for her security agents' extra costs during out-of-state fundraisers in the fiscal year that ended June 30. That did not include the Greensboro, N.C., trip.
Common Cause, a government watchdog group headed by John Crangle, has asked Hayden to reconsider his decision on Haley's trip or to seek an attorney general's opinion on the matter. Hayden has previously said he stood by his decision but would bring up the matter at the commission's next meeting, which is in November.
In a statement provided Monday to AP, Hayden said he hoped the agreement would ameliorate any prospective issues.
"This agreement will serve as a benchmark for all future campaign activities and bring clarity to an obvious area of confusion," Hayden said.
Crangle, who had not reviewed the agreement, said he felt it was surely inadequate.
"I think Herb Hayden is just plain wrong on the law," Crangle said. "And if this agreement is posted on Herb Hayden's theory . . . then it's worse than nothing."
A SLED spokesman did not immediately return a message seeking comment on the agreement. In a statement, Haley campaign spokesman Rob Godfrey reiterated Hayden's sentiments.
"We have always followed the guidance of law enforcement and the ethics commission, did so in this instance, and will continue to do so going forward," Godfrey said. "But we also look for opportunities to clarify and strengthen these guidelines not just for us but for future governors, and, in working with the ethics commission and law enforcement to finalize this unprecedented agreement, Governor Haley's successors can be clear on reimbursement issues."
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I spent some half-an-hour today, cracking this weird problem which showed up only on IE. Finally succeeded and the hacking session ended with a boat load of IE bitching(you saw this coming didn't you…).
Click on a link, that triggers a GET request which to stream/download a file, and if you choose to Save the file on IE, it works… whereas a direct Open(without saving of-course) fails.
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Cause & Effect:
Broken as IE is… Vary header with legal(standard values) causes IE to stop caching + it demonstrates some more weird behavior which i didn't bother to understand(because i think anything to do with Microsoft Software is NOT worth my time)…
The effect is that the streamed file is not available when the handling application(for example AcrobatReader in case of a PDF file) tries to open it… on being invoked by the browser.
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For those of you who have never heard of National Nothing Day, let me enlighten you as I was illuminated by Trisha yesterday while visiting her blog A Reason to … Celebrate, Remember, Have Fun! BTW, we missed Rubber Duckie Day:)
Newspaper columnist Harold Pullman Coffin created National Nothing Day, first celebrated in 1973, "to provide Americans with one national day when they can just sit without celebrating, observing, or honoring anything."
After I left Trisha's, I headed on over to Cocktail Puppy and was once again apprised (and surprised:) to learn of a beverage I had never heard of before, The French 75 Cocktail. Immediately I ran to my book shelf to see if I could find out more about it. It looked tempting but did its name have a history? While flipping through pages and pages, I had an Epiphany. Rather than celebrating the day, why not relax and have you consume a few die-cut booklets from my "beverage" collection. I thought it also a subtle way to give a nod to Prohibition.
"When Prohibition went into effect in America on January 16, 1920, it did more than stop the legal sale of alcoholic beverages in our country...[it] increased the production of soft drinks, put hundreds of restaurants and hotels out of business, spurred the growth of tea rooms and cafeterias, and destroyed the last vestiges of fine dining in the United States...Hotels tried to reclaim some of their lost wine and spirit profits by selling candy and soda pop The fruit cocktail cup, often garnished with marshmallows or sprinkled with powdered sugar, took the place of oysters on the half shell with champagne and a dinner party opener....The American wine industry, unable to sell its wines legally, quickly turned its vinyards over to juice grapes. But only a small portion of the juice from the grapes was marketed as juice. Most of it was sold for home-brewed wine. Needless to say, this home brew was not usually a sophisticated viniferous product, but sales of the juice kept many of the vineyards in profits throughout Prohibition. Prohibition also brought about cooking wines and artificially flavored brandy, sherry, and rum extracts. Housewives were advised to omit salt when using cooking wines, as the wines themselves had been salted to make them undrinkable...Some cooks gave up on alcoholic touches, real or faux, altogether...The bad alcohol, the closing of fine restaurants, the sweet foods and drinks that took alcohol's place, the artificial flavors that were used to simulated alcohol, all these things could not help by have a deletrious effect on the American palate."Fashionable Foods: Seven Decades of Food Fads Sylvia Lovgren(click on images to enlarge)
A cherished book in my collection is from Rochelle. In a serendipitous RAK (random act of kindness) Rochelle hostess of Rochelle's Vintage & Frugal Recipes slipped this booklet in my mail box via snail mail. As you can imagine, I was delightfully surprised!
And, we mustn't forget the Ginger Ale
I never did bookmark the page that revealed the history behind the name. Another day when I have nothing to do, I suppose:)


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Anne Hathaway has given up shopping for herself as she now has everything she needs after marrying actor Adam Shulman earlier this year (12).
The Devil Wears Prada star exchanged vows with Shulman in a romantic ceremony in California in September (12), and proceeded to re-evaluate her life during their honeymoon in Europe.
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Edward C. "Charlie" Krise, 74, of 72 Erie Ave., St. Marys and formerly of 1200 Million Dollar Highway, Kersey, died on Wednesday, March 23, 2011 at UPMC Montefiore Hospital in Pittsburgh following a brief illness.He was born June 26, 1936 in Ridgway, a son of the late Oden and Christine Bellotti Krise.Mr. Krise was a lifelong resident of the area and a member of St. Boniface Church. He served in the U.S. Army from 1955-1963. He worked as a die setter at Keystone Carbon Company and retired after more than 30 years of service. He was a member of the P.F.L., the Moose and the American Legion. He enjoyed cooking, canning and gardening. He also enjoyed hunting and fishing. He is survived by four sons, Steven Krise and his wife Beth of St. Marys, Rick Krise of Kersey, Scott Krise and his wife Natalie of DuBois, and Jeff Krise and his wife Joanna of Lawrence, Kan.; one daughter, Christine Krise of Bedford; 10 grandchildren; one great-granddaughter; two sisters, Dorothy, Mrs. Michael Schneider of Daguscahonda, and Helen Prechtl, also of Daguscahonda; one brother, Thomas Krise and his wife Joan of Kersey; and numerous nieces and nephews.In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by six brothers, Herman, William, Clair "Bill," Calvin "Joe," John and Richard Krise. A Mass of Christian Burial for Edward C. "Charlie" Krise will be celebrated at the St. Boniface Catholic Church, Main Street, Kersey, on Saturday, March 26 at 12 p.m. Burial will be in the St. Boniface Cemetery.Full military honors will be conducted by the Fox Township Burial Detail.Visitation will be at the Lynch-Green Funeral Home, 151 N. Michael St., St. Marys, on Friday evening from 5-8 p.m.Online condolences may be placed at www.LynchGreenFuneralHome.com.


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Dominant on the regional scene and impressive on the home front, Club de Futbol Monterrey have taken over from Pachuca as CONCACAF's habitual representatives at the FIFA Club World Cup.
One of the secrets of Los Rayados' recent success, with four titles secured in a two-year spell, was the arrival of Victor Manuel Vucetich on the bench. That triumphant run was interrupted at Japan 2011, where Monterrey's attempt to cap a glorious period in their history came unstuck against quarter-final opponents Kashiwa Reysol.
The Mexicans are back in Japan this year, courtesy of their successful CONCACAF Champions League defence. Looking ahead to their return mission in the Far East, the man they call Vuce spoke exclusively to FIFA.com about that early exit 12 months ago and their hopes of setting the record straight this time.
Staying strong
"We didn't get through and that was a failure for us," said Vucetich, casting his mind back to his side's first FIFA Club World Cup outing. "We didn't really lose because we only went down on penalties, but we could have beaten Kashiwa and we had a lot of chances to do so. We then came up against the African champions and at least we managed to win that game."
Monterrey's response to their early return home was a defiant one. Maintaining their high standards in Mexico and CONCACAF, they battled their way through to the finals of the 2012 Clausura and the regional Champions League, where Santos Laguna would be waiting for them on both occasions.
The duel for the regional title went their way, securing them a return passage to the FIFA Club World Cup, though Vucetich would suffer the first final defeat of his 24-year coaching career when Santos edged his side to the league title a few weeks later.
Barcelona are a cut above. The fact they're not here means everyone has a better chance.
"Life goes on," said the King Midas of Mexican football, who had won 12 finals out of 12 up to that point. "The only difference is that we've won one less title. That's all. I'm still the same person and our objectives are still the same. Losing is part and parcel of life."
A second chance
Contemplating their repeat trip to Japan, Vucetich believes the lessons learned from last year will stand his side in good stead. "The players are more seasoned, more experienced now," said the coach, who hails from Tamaulipas, in north-western Mexico. "There's more experience because we know exactly what it means and how we have to approach games, to play them our way."
Monterrey's preparations for Japan 2012 were helped by their qualification for the eight-team play-offs in this year's Apertura, a task that proved beyond them 12 months ago.
Explaining last December's disappointing FIFA Club World Cup showing, Vucetich said: "We didn't make the final phase of the 2011 Apertura and that meant we played very little football going into the 2011 Club World Cup. We went a month without a game and it affected us. All we had was training, and our football suffered because of that lack of competition."
Better prepared on this occasion, Vucetich said his team has good reason to believe they can do well: "We've got a clear idea of what we're going to do. We need to study our opponents, though, and know how counteract their strengths. We've got some very interesting players and they're going to be springing a big surprise very soon."
There is another factor that is giving the coach additional grounds for optimism: the absence of Barcelona, which prompted him to say: "Barcelona are a cut above. The fact they're not here means everyone has a better chance."
Given their experience in the competition and the three years much of the squad have spent together, Vucetich believes his well-drilled Rayados head into the tournament with the potential to win it. "We've got a point to prove and our expectations are higher than they were in 2011," he said. "Make no mistake: Monterrey can be champions."


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How the Courts Failed Germany
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Today's guest blog is from Sarah Kershner. Sarah received her Bachelor of Science degree in Health Science from Clemson University, Master of Public Health degree from the University of South Carolina, and is currently pursuing her Doctorate of Philosophy degree in Health Promotion, Education and Behavior from the University of South Carolina, Arnold School of Public Health. Sarah is a Certified Health Education Specialist and has worked with high risk youth since starting the graduate program at the University of South Carolina.
Usually when I tell people that I work in the field of public health, they naturally assume that I focus on physical fitness, diet and nutrition (these are obviously not the people that know of my love for Little Debbie Swiss Rolls). However, people normally do not assume that my focus is in teen pregnancy prevention. Why is it that people do not connect the dots between public health and unintended teen pregnancy? Teen pregnancy is associated with multiple social issues impacting the public health of a community, family and individual. Teen pregnancy is linked to foster care, early birth weight, premature birth, receiving welfare, and lowered educational achievement, just to name a few. Here are the facts:[1]
- Young teen mothers (17 and younger) are 2.2 times more likely to have a child placed in foster care than mothers who delay childbearing until age 20 or 21.
- Teen mothers ages 18-19 are about one-third more likely to have a child placed in foster care than mothers who had their first child at age 20 or 21.
- Infants of teen mothers are at increased risk of being born prematurely.
- Almost half of all teen mothers began receiving welfare within five years of the birth of their first child.
- Parenthood is the leading cause of school dropout among teen girls.
- Children of teen mothers are 50 percent more likely to repeat a grade, less likely to complete high school and have lower performance on standardized tests.
- Less than half of mothers age 17 and younger ever graduate from high school.
Additionally, teen pregnancy impacts the physical, emotional, psychological and financial health of the teen mother, teen father, involved families and community. April is Public Health month, followed by Teen Pregnancy Prevention month in May. So this spring as you are watching young people enjoy some of the pivotal "firsts" in their lifetime such as going to prom or walking across the stage to accept their diploma, consider that in 2010 there were 6,847 teens (15-19 years old) who gave birth in South Carolina, putting them at an increased risk for drop out and the other negative societal issues as listed above.[2]
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In the future articles for manufacturers that do not have their own specific wiki will go in the main portal. When we have enough articles to justify a wiki for a manufacturer then we will create one and move the articles over.
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Today we updated all the forums to the latest version of phpBB and following this we upgraded the nas-central blog. Also we fixed an issue with news reporting to the wikis from the blog.
You may have noticed that we have changed the main portal back to a wiki too as this is useful for general articles that are not device specific. There is still some more content to restore to this area and a bunch of links that need fixing that link there from the other wikis – please bear with us while this happens.
Tonight also we will be looking at upgrading the bug tracker and possibly merging the foonas bug tracker into this area.
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We are advert free and do our best to provide you with this resource thanks to your kind donations. Three years ago you helped us buy a new server, which is now hosted for free at OSUOSL – this is the first new server hardware we have needed since then.
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24.9.08: Optware feed confirmed to work on LS-LGL & LS-HGL
22.6.08: Lenny-armel*-Debian rootfs image for use/testing available LSPro and KuroPro
15.6.08: Guide: Install Debian lenny on your TS Pro II
18.5.08: Buffalo updated their GPL source repository
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15.1.08: The cs05q3armel-optware-feed was reported to be working on the Linkstation EZ aka LS-LGL by mobster in IRC!
13.1.08: The cs05q3armel-optware-feed is working on the Linkstation Pro DUO!
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I have a theory, and I'll share it with you. Sometimes, by the time I photograph each step, and complete the recipe-- I'm really hungry! I can sense my husband anxiously waiting for his dinner to set at his place setting, while he's hungrily watched me take photos. So, I rush the shot and there you have it... I hesitate to post the photos. 'Nuff said. Onward and upward with the recipe:
I have made these fish tacos several times. The recipe comes from Food Network's Tyler Florence, and I've made only a couple of changes from his original.
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AS A SENIOR IN 2013-14: Played 17 rounds in six events with a 74.82 stroke average ... opened the season with an even-par 70, 71 and 77 for his best 54-hole score of the season at 218 in the Itani Quality Homes Collegiate ... earned his first career top-10 finish when he tied for 10th with a 4-over 220, including a 2-under 70 in the second round, his lone sub-par round of the season, at the Cabo del Sol Intercollegiate ... shot rounds of 79, 73 and 74 for a 10-over 226 at the Alister MacKenzie Invitational ... totaled a 232 with rounds of 77, 74 and 81 at The Farms Collegiate ... finished at 7-over 223 with scores of 75, 75 and 73 at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate ... shot a 77 and 76 before being disqualified in the final round at the Fresno State Classic.
AS A JUNIOR IN 2012-13: One of three players to participate in 10 events playing 27 rounds … top finish of the season was a 29th place tie with rounds of 77, 78 and 75 at the Itani Quality Homes Collegiate … scored in the 70s in 21 of his 27 rounds and had a 78.04 stroke average … best to par score was a +9 225 at the Bandon Dunes Championship (77, 73, 75) … had a season-best 73 in the first round of the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate … equaled his top score with a 73 in the second round of the Bandon Dunes Championship … scored rounds of 76, 74 and 77 to tie for 30th place at the WCC Championship.
AS A SOPHOMORE IN 2011-12: Big part of the Broncos team in 2011-12, shooting some impressive early-season rounds and leading the team in birdies ... competed in all 11 events ... best finish was a tie for 16th at the Kikkor Golf Husky Invitational with one round of 76 after rain delays … tied for 19th at the Cabo Collegiate and Arizona Intercollegiate … shot a season best 68 in his second round at the Arizona Intercollegiate … finished tied for 28th at the WCC Championship.
AS A FRESHMAN IN 2010-11: Competed in eight of the 12 events as a true freshman … tied for 15th at the Anteater Invitational with rounds of 72, 75, and 75 … tied for 30th at the Pacific Invitational shooting a pair of 74's and a season best 69 to conclude the tournament … tied for 34th at the Del Walker Intercollegiate with rounds of 74, 74, and 73 … tied for 36th at the Palouse Cougar Collegiate with rounds of 74, 72, and 73 … tied for 37th at the Duck Invitational with rounds of 77, 72, and 73 in his hometown of Eugene, Ore.
HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Oregon's South Eugene High School, graduating in June of 2010 … led South Eugene to the 2009 Oregon 6A State Championship title … honored by the Oregon State Activities Association (OSAA) as a First Team All-State golfer all four years … won the Southwest Conference District individual championship three times, as a freshman, junior and senior … led the Axemen to back-to-back district titles in 2009 and 2010 … won numerous tournament titles as a prep, including the 2010 Marist Invitational at Emerald Valley Golf Club and the 2010 Sheldon Invitational at the Eugene Country Club … won the 2008 Oregon Junior Amateur Championship at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort … earned All-America honors on the Future Collegiate World Tour (FCWT) in 2008-09, winning the FCWT Tucson Open with a three day total of 9-under … won Portland's city junior event with scores of 74-65 in 2009 …was also selected to join the 2009 Oregon Junior America's Cup Team and is a two-time member of Oregon's Hogan Cup Team ... advanced in to the round of 16 at the 2010 Oregon State Amateur.
PERSONAL: Son of Leo and Diane Monaco of Eugene … has one older sister, Saraphina Monaco … choose Santa Clara because of the athletic and academic opportunities … graduated from the French Immersion program and the International High School focusing on French language … studying in Santa Clara's School of Arts and Sciences.
Top Finishes
T10th – Cabo Del Sol Intercollegiate (Oct. 6-8, 2013)
T15th – Anteater Invitational (Feb. 7-8, 2011)
T16th – Kikkor Golf Husky Invitational (Sep. 26-27, 2011) [18 holes]
Lowest Rounds
68 – Arizona Intercollegiate, 2nd Rd (Jan. 30, 2012)
69 – Pacific Invitational, 3rd Rd (Nov. 3, 2010)
70 – Cabo Del Sol Intercollegiate, 2nd Rd (Oct. 7, 2013)
70 – Itani Quality Homes Collegiate, 1st Rd (Sep. 9, 2013)
70 – Cabo Collegiate, 2nd Rd (Oct. 28, 2011)
Lowest 54-Hole Scores
217 – Arizona Intercollegiate (Jan. 30-31, 2012)
217 – Pacific Invitational (Nov. 1-3, 2010)
218 – Itani Quality Homes Collegiate (Sep. 9-10, 2013)
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As he does every week, NPR Music writer and editor Stephen Thompson recommends a new song for us.
This week he shares with us The Polyphonic Spree's new track "What Would You Do?" from their album "Yes, It's True."
Thompson says the song is indicative of the bold, beautiful anthems that populate the album.
Thompson says that the formation of The Polyphonic Spree came out of the death of one of the band leader's friends.
"The Polyphonic Spree formed in 2000 by Tim DeLaughter, not too long after the death of one of his friends," Thompson told Here & Now. "This led him to reassess his life and music — and so, in part because of that, he decided to dedicate himself to music that lifts people's spirits. He's been doing it ever since, and the results are often really inspiring."
- Stephen Thompson, editor and reviewer for NPR Music. He tweets@idislikestephen.
Well, we have another elevating dose of choral music for you, compliments of NPR Music Stephen Thompson and his song to start your week. And, Stephen, this week it's new music from one of our favorite groups. Tell us what you've got.
STEPHEN THOMPSON, BYLINE: I've got a group called The Polyphonic Spree, a huge band led by a guy named Tim DeLaughter, who used to be in a rock group called Tripping Daisy. The Polyphonic Spree is usually in the neighborhood of 15 or 20 members, and it makes gigantic, massive, kind of symphonic choral pop music with huge choruses and massive instrumentation.
And now the group has a new album called "Yes, It's True." And it's - as is The Polyphonic Spree's want, it's full of bold and beautiful anthems. One of those is called is "What Would You Do?"
TIM DELAUGHTER: (Singing) What would you do if you could bring back all the dead? I'd bring back the ones that took a part of my heart when they left. What would you do with the kiss you left of their mouth? I'd kiss them again so they'd never ever, ever run out.
YOUNG: So we love this band, and it's somewhat cynicism free, wouldn't you say?
THOMPSON: Exactly. Everything that The Polyphonic Spree does is about inspiration and uplift. I would say it's one of the world's least cynical bands. Everything about it is built around this prescription for living that is - that's incredibly sweet. And the song - this particular song culminates in a very sweet line where DeLaughter sings we're tragic, we're human, we're beautiful, don't ever forget.
YOUNG: Well, remind us. That's, you know, it's that kind of thinking is how he crossed from a rock group to this band.
THOMPSON: Yeah. The Polyphonic Spree formed in 2000, not too long after the death of one of Tim DeLaughter's band mates in Tripping Daisy. And the passing of his friend led him to reassess his life and his music. And in part, because of that, he decided to dedicate himself to music that is all about lifting people's spirits. And he's been doing it ever since, and the results are I think, especially like with this song, incredibly inspiring.
YOUNG: If memory serves, he did a concert in our area where anyone could come and sing with them and put on a white robe. It's just quite something. The song "What Would You Do?" from The Polyphonic Spree. Stephen, thanks so much.
THOMPSON: Thank you.
DELAUGHTER: (Singing) How would you feel if you knew I really needed you? I really know this about myself. What would you say if I say...
YOUNG: So let us know what you think of NPR Music Stephen Thompson's song for this week, "What Would You Do?" And, Jeremy, my favorite review of the album "Yes, It's True" says they sound like The Flaming Lips if they were fronted by Deepak Chopra.
That's a good image.
YOUNG: From NPR and WBUR Boston, I'm Robin Young.
HOBSON: I'm Jeremy Hobson. This is HERE AND NOW. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.


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Wapak woman dies in pedestrian-car crash on Glynwood Road
A 90-year-old Wapakoneta woman died Thursday morning crossing Glynwood Road to collect her morning newspaper.
Carolyn Blackburn, 803 Glynwood Road, apparently walked directly into the path a vehicle driven by 19-year-old Zachary Myers, of Wapakoneta, as he was driving east on Glynwood Road at approximately 7 a.m., according to a news release from the Wapakoneta Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP). Blackburn received life-threatening injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene by Auglaize County Coroner Dr. Thomas Freytag.
"This is a real tragedy and is especially hard for the family and everyone involved with it being so close to Christmas," Piqua Post Sgt. Joseph A. Gebhart said in the news release. "At this time, the investigation is still pending but there is no indication of any wrongdoing on the part of Mr. Myers.
"It appears Carolyn was returning from her mailbox and failed to see the vehicle coming down the road despite the road being level and the vehicle having its headlights activated."
Gebhart indicated speed is not believed to be factor in the crash, however all factors in the crash will be reviewed for an accurate determination of the crash circumstances.
The OSHP Crash Reconstruction Unit was on the scene to offer technical assistance in the investigation.
Emergency medical personnel from the Wapakoneta EMS responded to the scene.
Police officers with the Wapakoneta Police Department, deputies with the Auglaize County Sheriff's Office and troopers with the Wapakoneta Post of the OSHP responded to the crash scene. A call went out at 6:56 a.m. on the scanner and the crash is estimated to have occurred at 6:54 a.m.
A visual of the scene showed the pedestrian was apparently hit on the south side of Glynwood Road. The automobile was stopped in the eastbound lanes of the road. The victim's shoes were still in the roadway, and the windshield of the vehicle sustained severe damage.
Due to the location of the crash, the city has jurisdiction on the north side of the roadway and the county and OSHP have jurisdiction on the south side.
The crash investigation is on-going.


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BCSO: NC homicide victim was visiting from Florida
A person cleaning his property Friday found the body of man lying on the ground.
The victim was identified as Thomas Curtis Reese, 29; he is originally from Florida.
Deputies said that Reese was in Asheville visiting companions. Witnesses who were interviewed by investigators saw Reese, and his companions in the Chandler area prior to his death.
The sheriff's office is asking anyone who had any contact with Reese or may have seen him in the Asheville area to call investigators.
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Australia Post to deliver parcels on weekends
Australia Post's 700 corporate offices will open for Saturday trading from next Christmas, allowing customers to send and receive parcels on the weekends, Australia Post's managing director and CEO Ahmed Fahour said on Friday.
Announcing the move Friday, Mr Fahour warned Australia Post would lose as much as $1 billion a year if it didn't implement reforms and changes. He said the traditional letters component of the business "was bleeding money as the community shifts away from letters and towards digital forms of communication."
" We lost $218 million in providing the letters service last financial year," Mr Fahour said.
"This loss has been growing – every year – since our letter volumes started declining five years ago. In this current financial year we are now projecting a $350 million loss in providing the regulated letters business.
"Our projections show that with mail volume declines now accelerating to between eight and 11 per cent per annum over the coming years, our letters business, under current momentum, will lose over $1 billion annually in the coming years. We do not have the ability to absorb this."
However, six day trading and delivery will soon be available from all corporate offices, Mr Fahour said, while many of the 2,895 licensed post offices may choose to expand their weekend hours, too.
The Express Post and Express Letter guaranteed delivery service will also be available six days a week by adding a Saturday delivery option.
In a speech to the American Chamber of Commerce in Sydney, Mr Fahour said these new services reflected a shift away from declining letters services to a growing market for parcels, express and retail services.
He told the lunchtime crowd that profits on parcels and express business had grown 20 per cent each year since 2010.
Mr Fahour said a quarter of the post office's revenue was now generated from services that only been created in the past four years.
"For an organisation of our size, a quarter of revenue is a remarkable change. For a business that's 205 years old I hope that indicates just how rapidly we are changing and handling the customer decline in the usage of letters," he said.
The Saturday expansion coincides with continuing reports that the Federal Government may privatise the 205-year-old organisation to add more than $3 billion to its coffers.
The post office was established by Isaac Nichols, Australia's first postmaster, in a "simple room" inside his own home on George Street.
"It was a trusted place where the 10,000 British soldiers and convicts who were living here in 1809 could connect with their loved ones on the other side of the world," said Mr Fahour.


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A 66-year-old man charged in the mutilation death of an Ohio woman has previously served time in prison for a woman's stabbing death almost 40 years ago.
The Blade newspaper reports James Millard Day Sr. of Toledo was convicted in 1974 of fatally stabbing a woman 23 times.
He is being held on a $1 million bond after police in Toledo found a woman's naked, mutilated body in her apartment. Day was arraigned Monday on a murder charge. He does not yet have an attorney.
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In 1984, a $70 million theme park opened in Flint, Michigan. "Auto-World" was supposed to draw almost a million visitors per year and help revive a dying inner city.
Sixteen years later, the park is gone. Closed after less than two years of sparse crowds, Auto-World was later demolished.
That's what happens when government tries what only private enterprise can do: Weigh the risks, and make the right economic choice.
Now, despite the Flint debacle, Kalamazoo may be about to put taxpayers on the hook for another theme park. The city has announced plans to build an $80 million dollar "Legacy of Flight" attraction, slated to open in June 2003.
Just like AutoWorld, Kalamazoo expects 840,000 visitors to Legacy of Flight per year. "Build it, and they will come," is apparently the motto for city plannerswho wouldn't need government subsidies if their projects were economically viable.
But they're notand the subsidies prove it. Hundreds of privately funded recreational parks are thriving all over America. If businessmen thought a theme park would make money in Kalamazoo, don't you think they'd be building this one?
For the Mackinac Center, I'm Catherine Martin.