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MINNEAPOLIS — When Eric Kaler leaves his job next year as University of Minnesota president, he'll keep his salary and retirement benefits for a year. Kaler is moving into an ambassador and fundraising role for the U next summer, one year before his contract was to expire. The Board of Regents approved an amended contract Thursday, Aug. 9, that preserves, for that final year, Kaler's $625,250 presidential salary and $325,000 supplemental retirement contribution.
Minnesota State plans 'reimagining higher education': System to spend $300,000, convene forums with innovators from other fields
MINNEAPOLIS — Minnesota State leaders will spend several months and $300,000 learning from trailblazers outside of higher education in hopes of inspiring innovation across the 375,000-student system. Chancellor Devinder Malhotra and Board of Trustees chairman Michael Vekich this week said the system must take risks and try new things in the face of slumping state investment and declining public confidence in higher education. Innovation, Malhotra said, is "critical to our future."
COLLEGEVILLE, Minn.—An alumnus who gave $300,000 to St. John's University wants the money back, but the school says it doesn't have the authority. California attorney Roger Lindmark says the Collegeville, Minn., institution has mismanaged his gifts by awarding endowed funds to several students who didn't earn them. "Universities need to learn there are consequences when they don't do their job in fulfilling the parameters of an endowment set up for a specific purpose," he wrote in a 2017 letter to the school's president.
Minnesota Supreme Court: Parents' lawsuit accusing state of racially segregating students can proceed
ST. PAUL—A class-action lawsuit that seeks to desegregate Twin Cities-area public schools can move forward, the Minnesota Supreme Court said Wednesday, July 25. The parent plaintiffs in Cruz-Guzman v. State of Minnesota argue the state has enabled racial segregation in the seven-county metro area by allowing single-race charter schools and letting families enroll outside their assigned schools and school districts. The resulting segregated schools, they say, fail to provide an adequate education to students of color.
McNally Smith auction nets nearly $1 million: St. Paul school's bankruptcy creditors have $6.7M in claims
ST. PAUL — The bankruptcy estate for McNally Smith College of Music will have nearly $1 million to distribute to creditors following the sale of the downtown St. Paul building and music equipment. A three-day auction of recording equipment, amplifiers, musical instruments and more brought in $909,175 last week, according to a preliminary report to the bankruptcy trustee. The estate previously received another $60,000 for items in the college cafeteria and auditorium.
MINNEAPOLIS — The University of Minnesota says students who can't get into its increasingly selective Twin Cities flagship will be steered to the four coordinate campuses as the system looks to grow by 3,000 undergraduates over the next six years. The Twin Cities campus accounts for 71 percent of the system's 44,544 degree-seeking undergraduates. But the campuses in Duluth, Crookston, Morris and Rochester must bear 69 percent of the enrollment growth in order for the system to meet its 2024 target.
HUDSON, Wis. — The husband of a former St. Paul school administrator who played a role in stealing money from their church joined his wife in being sentenced Monday. Michael LaVenture, 47, of Roberts, Wis., pleaded no contest to three misdemeanor theft charges under a deal that will let him work to pay back New Centerville United Methodist Church. However, he'll spend one month in jail with work release each of the next three years.
ST. PAUL—Four St. Paul Public Schools teachers say they fear for their jobs after reporting a colleague for numerous incidents of sexual harassment. Teacher Bruce Goodwin was suspended for two days in November 2015 after admitting he sent a woman co-worker at Ben Mays Elementary a photo of his penis with the caption, "Make it grow please," according to a discipline letter the district released in response to a records request. Goodwin also admitted he repeatedly solicited hugs from a second woman teacher at the school.
ST. PAUL -- Inside at least one St. Paul Public Schools building Tuesday, May 29, it was hotter than it was outdoors. Two-thirds of district schools have no air conditioning, prompting officials to deliver hundreds of fans and thousands of water bottles as temperatures hit 90 for a sixth consecutive day. Mark Westpfahl found his Capitol Hill Gifted and Talented Magnet classroom at 84 when he arrived for work Tuesday. The school's thermometer doesn't go any higher so the teacher brought his own, which registered 94 around 11 a.m.
ST. PAUL—Plans to scrub a slave-owning U.S. president's name from two school buildings here have rankled alumni of the former Monroe High School. The old high school is one of two campuses of the K-8 Linwood-Monroe Arts Plus, with buildings in the Summit Hill and West Seventh neighborhoods. Its namesake, James Monroe, was the fifth U.S. president, one of 12 to own slaves during his lifetime and one of eight to do so while in office.


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New Yorkers don't seem to mind waiting in lines too much. People will camp out for hours to get tickets for Shakespeare in the Park, and the lunch line at the Madison Square Park location of Shake Shack can snake seemingly forever. The line to get a cronut, a more recent phenomenon, has already become the stuff of legends.
As of this past weekend, there's a new contender for infamously long lines: the ramen burger.
The burger, wrapped in fried ramen noodles instead of a bun, debuted on Saturday at Smorgasburg, Brooklyn's much-heralded food fair. Buzz started spreading before the weekend, resulting in lines like this:
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The burger's creator is Keizo Shimamoto, who hopes to start a standalone Ramen Burger restaurant. There were only about 150 burgers available at Smorgasburg on Saturday, and Shimamoto easily sold out.
Reactions were mixed but overall fairly positive. Kendrick Lo, one of the lucky tasters, waited nearly two hours for his ramen burger.
"The burger is juicy and delicious," he told The Huffington Post. "They cook it perfectly medium-rare and the ramen noodles work surprisingly well as a bun."
Lo admits that the long line might have had something to do with his excitement, and said he wouldn't wait that long for a ramen burger again. "Waiting so long on an empty stomach will make just about anything seem amazing when you finally get it," he said.
It does look good though:
Here's another shot of the line:
UPDATE: The burger will be back this coming weekend (Smorgasburg opens at 11 a.m.) with 300 available!
Back this weekend w/300 burgers! RT @HuffPostTaste: If you haven't heard of a ramen burger, you probably will soon http://t.co/SqXxExS5Fd
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I grew up completely sold on the idea that Santa and his magical powers gave every child exactly what their hearts desired every year on Christmas. My husband didn't believe. As a child he knew Santa was a lie.
When we had children this became quite the debate considering one of us wanted to raise believers and one of us wanted to be honest. Neither approach is necessarily wrong, but what about the fact that one of these routes is based on perpetuating a lie and eventually coming clean only to disappoint a child?
As I grew up, I wholeheartlessly believed in Santa Claus and was crushed come fourth grade when bright-eyed Kim said "you know since Santa isn't real I just ask for money!" She crushed me. My heart stopped. My mind raced and I stood there trying to hide this feeling of complete and utter disappointment.
Santa was a big fat lie!
And yet I'm grateful for the years of joy this lie provided. My mother and older siblings truly outdid themselves year after year so I'd believe in Christmas magic courtesy of the North Pole, Santa Claus and a bunch of jolly old elves. Every year this childhood fairytale was thoughtful and heartfelt from the writing and mailing of "Dear Santa" letters to visiting Santa at the mall and eventually hearing his sleigh bells at the stroke of midnight when gifts arrived every Christmas Eve.
So crushing Kim dropped a bomb and I was sad to hear Santa Claus was a fake, but I was also a 4th grader who suddenly looked back on the years of magic created not by Santa but by a loving and imaginative family.
My husband (and even his family) have decided to enlist in the idea of Santa Claus "existing" for our children. Sure, at first they acted awkward and tentative, but a few Christmases in and "Santa" leaving gifts for three adorably ecstatic children has really grown to mean so much to everyone involved. Soon enough our children will grow up and we'll come clean as gently as possible, but until then, jolly St. Nick is a part of our family's Christmas tradition.
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- Clean his brushes and empty his bin after 3-5 cleaning tasks, depending on the size of your rooms.
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- If you are going on a long vacation and not taking Bob with you, first fully charge up his batteries, then remove the battery and store in a cool, dry place.
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Water covers 71% of the earth's surface with oceans, rivers and lakes. The world's oceans and inland waters are of vital importance to climate regulation, agriculture, nutrient production, resource retrieval and transportation, yet as a harsh environment, they are under-explored and under-sampled. Thus there is significant interest in wireless, in-water, communications to support research, environmental monitoring, commercial activities, military operations and other applications.
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"Why Should I Care?"
Whenever someone reads any article, the first question often asked is, "Why should I care?" He or she may continue this thought process by asking, "What motivation should I have for studying, or even skimming, this article?" Maybe when you read an article about trying to live according to God's will, you also ask yourself these questions. From the Bible, we know that these questions are both important and relevant. The Lord first recognized their importance and provided three progressive answers to our question, "Why should I care about God's will and obeying Him?"
Fear of Hell and Hope of Heaven
The most basic motivation that the Bible offers is the threat of punishment if we do not obey God; however, the wrath that awaits us is not an immediate punishment in this life. Though disobedient people face consequences in this life, the ultimate and final punishment will be executed on the last day - eternal separation from God in hell:
"... When the Lord Jesus is revealed from heaven with His mighty angels, in flaming fire taking vengeance on those who do not know God, and on those who do not obey the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. These shall be punished with everlasting destruction from the presence of the Lord and from the glory of His power" II Thessalonians 1:7-9 (see also Matthew 5:27-30; 10:28; 13:40-42; 25:41-46; Romans 2:5-9)
Not only does God motivate us through the fear of hell, He also encourages us through the promise of eternal rest in heaven with Him:
"Let not your heart be troubled; you believe in God, believe also in Me. "In My Father's house are many mansions; if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you. And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again and receive you to Myself; that where I am, there you may be also." John 14:1-3 (see also Matthew 5:12; 25:31-40, 46; II Corinthians 5:1; Revelation 21:1-22:5)
It is because of these basic motivations that most people become Christians. However, as we mature, God provides other forms of motivation that should encourage us to do His will.
Sense of Duty
As we grow and learn more about God, His power, and His majesty, we begin to appreciate the debt that we owe Him as our Creator.
"God, who made the world and everything in it, since He is Lord of heaven and earth, does not dwell in temples made with hands. Nor is He worshiped with men's hands, as though He needed anything, since He gives to all life, breath, and all things. And He has made from one blood every nation of men to dwell on all the face of the earth, and has determined their preappointed times and the boundaries of their dwellings, so that they should seek the Lord, in the hope that they might grope for Him and find Him, though He is not far from each one of us." Acts 17:24-27
Since He has given us life, we owe Him our service, but more importantly, we should also feel indebted because He paid for our ruined souls with the sacrifice of Jesus upon the cross:
"Or do you not know that your body is the temple of the Holy Spirit who is in you, whom you have from God, and you are not your own? For you were bought at a price; therefore glorify God in your body and in your spirit, which are God's." I Corinthians 6:19-20 (see also I Peter 1:15-19)
Therefore, we are obligated to God for giving us life twice. The first unrepayable debt is our creation, and the second is our opportunity for spiritual restoration through Jesus' blood.
The Noblest Motivation - Love
The responsibility that we may feel toward God is not the final motivation that a mature Christian should realize. Ultimately, Christians will grow to the point that they appreciate the love and sacrifice that God made for us through Jesus' death.
"For when we were still without strength, in due time Christ died for the ungodly. For scarcely for a righteous man will one die; yet perhaps for a good man someone would even dare to die. But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." Romans 5:6-8
"In this is love, not that we loved God, but that He loved us and sent His Son to be the propitiation for our sins. ... We love Him because He first loved us." I John 4:10,19
As a Christian grows and becomes more like Jesus, our example, he or she will be motivated to obey God out of their love for God and for others. This is the noblest motivation.
God has provided three progressive forms of motivation to encourage us to obey His will. Depending on the temptation and our maturity, certain inspirational thoughts will be more effective. A person deciding whether to become a Christian will probably be more strongly motivated by the fear of hell and the hope of heaven. Realizing that the fate of a person's eternal soul hangs in the balance is a sobering motivation to wake up and make the right decisions. As we mature spiritually and better understand God's love, our conviction to obey God grows and becomes more steadfast. Eventually, we should choose to do what is right, even for those who neither appreciate it nor reciprocate our love. We must learn to love as God loved us. All of these motivations provide powerful inspiration for appreciating God and strongly desiring to obey His will for us.
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Mitsubishi Donates i-MiEVs, Outlander PHEVs to Peruvian Government
Continuing its commitment to global sustainability and its donations to governments around the world, Mitsubishi has announced that it is delivering two i-MiEV electric vehicles and 12 Outlander PHEVs to the Peruvian government. The 14-vehicle donation is part of Japan's Non-Project Grant Aid (NPGA) for Next-Generation Vehicle Package.
The NPGA for Next-Generation Vehicle Package allows the government of Peru to use cutting-edge electric and hybrid electric vehicles to decrease its carbon footprint while simultaneously promoting Japanese vehicle brands.
The 2 i-MiEVs and 12 Outlander PHEVs were delivered at a special ceremony held in Lima on November 26th. Gonzalo Gutierrez, Chancellor of Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Marcela Huaita, General Secretary of PCM; and Tatsuya Kabutan, Ambassador of Japan in Peru, were all in attendance at the event.
Mitsubishi previously donated i-MiEVs to the government of Ulan Bator and Italy's military police force, the Carabinieri.


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Welcome back for another installment in Talking 10's "Purdue Week" series. Although most of our articles for "Purdue Week" are focusing on football, this is our weekly chance to check in on all the other athletic success stories going on in West Lafayette.
Let's take a look at some of the highlights of 2015-16 and how that will project forward for Boilermaker fans in 2016-17. For a program where no league titles have come since 2013, you have to dig deep. But that's exactly what we are willing to do here at Talking 10.
Without further ado, let's see where Purdue succeeded the most this year.
Men's Basketball
(Matt Painter gives 2015-16 a thumbs up, courtesy Cleveland.com)
After a couple of lean years in 2012-13 and 2013-14 by Purdue basketball standards, Matt Painter has the Boilermaker basketball program back among the elite in the conference once again. This past season, Purdue was nearly unbeatable at home, going 17-1 with the lone loss being the Big Ten home opener against Iowa in January.
That strong home record, coupled with a 12-6 overall conference record, was enough to land a Top-4 seed in the conference tournament. Thanks to a couple of upsets, Purdue was heavily favored to make the championship game and that's just what the Boilermakers did, dispatching Illinois and Michigan. The final came against what appeared to be a future NCAA one-seed in Michigan State, and Purdue played the Spartans very tough before losing 66-62.
Of course, the season would end on a sour note for both these top Big Ten teams, as both suffered surprising first-round exits (Purdue as a 5-seed, MSU as a 2-seed). Purdue's exit was particularly frustrating, as Little Rock was down by 13 with 3 and a half minutes to play and yet still came back to survive a double-overtime thriller. That's how it goes in the NCAA tournament, but hopefully Purdue can continue to improve as the team continues to compete again for Big Ten titles.
A.J. Hammons will be a huge missing piece following his graduation, as he anchored the center of this team over the past few years. The most important thing for a physical team like Purdue is to find those big guys to bang around inside, and junior Isaac Hayes will likely need to take a leadership role at center. With transfer guard Spike Albrecht filling in for the graduated senior guards, Purdue should remain (at worst) in the middle of the pack next season.
More likely, though, is that Coach Painter will find a way to maximize his new players to compete again at the top of the Big Ten.
Women's Track and Field
(Relays, photo courtesy jconline.com)
Aside from Men's Basketball, the other athletic teams making the most progress for Purdue in 2015-16 were the men's and women's track and field squads. Starting with the indoor season last fall, the women finished strong at the Big Ten Championships, ending up with 4 event titles and a second place finish overall.
The 4×400 relay team finished the championships with a new Big Ten record for that event, running away from the closest competition in Iowa and Ohio State. Devynne Charlton also led the team with a gold medal, a silver medal, and a 4th place finish in her events. Although the same good results did not continue at the NCAA Indoor Championships, the women still had a great season before moving back to spring outdoor track events.
When the Big Ten championships came around for outdoor track and field, the men and women again put up some school records and big performances, putting up their best finishes since the early 2000s. The men finished 3rd in the Big Ten, while the women finished 4th overall.
Speaking of the women's team, the highlight for them was a 4×100 relay which ended with the event title and gold medal. That, added to a 3rd place finish on the second-best time in program history at the outdoor 4×400 relay, resulted in the Top-4 finish for the Boilermakers. Overall, the men and women sent 22 competitors to the NCAA Outdoor Championships as well to follow up on the Big Ten success.
Looking ahead to next year, the women only lose 9 seniors to graduation, so this program could be building to even better team finishes next season. Expect a few more program and maybe even Big Ten records to fall in 2016-17.
Men's Golf (and August Kim)
(photo courtesy purduesports.com)
Purdue put together some great finishes throughout the men's golf season, including a 3-1 record at the conference match play championships which ended as a 3rd-place finish. Led by Fernando Barco and Austin Eoff, the team rolled into the Big Ten championships with what appeared to be a real chance at a conference title.
That did not happen, however, as the Boilermakers had a couple of disappointing days and ended up 6th out of 14 teams. Purdue rebounded in the NCAA Regional in Norman, Oklahoma, finishing in the Top 5 and qualifying for the NCAA national championships for the second time in three seasons. The Boilermakers join Illinois as the only Big Ten teams to qualify for this event in the past three years.
Fernando Barco led the way once again in the Regional with a Top-10 individual finish. Unfortunately for the squad, the national championships did not go as well with the team learning some tough lessons in a 29th place finish. On the bright side, the team rallied to not finish in last place, and most of the team returns with valuable experience for next season.
In this regard, expect better finishes next season and likely another NCAA national championships appearance as leaders Barco, Eoff, and Brian Carlson all return along with a highly-regarded recruiting class. Purdue men's golf is on the way up, perhaps even to competing with Illinois for a conference crown.
Turning briefly to the women's side, although the team did not put up great performances this season, August Kim single-handedly pushed the Boilers to a third-place Big Ten championships finish by winning the individual title on the back of an incredible 5-under par last round. She earned All-Region honors in the NCAA Regional and qualified for the national championships as an individual for the second time.
Kim finished 32nd in those national championships, which is 28 spots better than when she was a sophomore. She returns next year for one more run at top finishes, and she could be an outside contender for a top finish if she can make her third nationals appearance next season.
Be sure to continue to support and enjoy these other achievements that the student athletes are bringing home to "Boiler Up!" Nation now and in the near future.
Stay tuned next week as we turn the ATC article series back west to Lincoln. Also, check out previous 2016 ATC articles already done (Michigan State, Minnesota). Have a great week!


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»The Police Officer's Wife«
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»The Princess of Nebraska«
"The Princess of Nebraska" follows twenty-four hours in the life of Sasha, a young Chinese woman who is four months pregnant through a fling back in Beijing. Interrupting her first year of college in Omaha, Nebraska, she travels to San Francisco to abort the child and confront her lover's male
»The Real Estate«
After a life of decadence and monthly allowances, 68 year-old Nojet inherits an apartment building in downtown Stockholm. However, the building turns on her and what appeared to be a cash cow is in fact a curse...
»The Second Mother«
Having left her daughter Jessica to be raised by relatives in the north of Brazil, Val works as a loving nanny in São Paulo. When Jessica arrives for a visit 13 years later, she confronts her mother with her slave-like attitude and everyone in the house gets affected by Jessica's unexpected behavior.
»The Sleeping Voice«
Madrid, 1940. A women's prison in Ventas. General Franco and his army have seized power. The winners are not satisfied with their victory; they want to exterminate their enemy.
»The Song of Scorpions«
Nooran is learning the ancient art of healing from her grandmother, a scorpion-singer. Aadam, a camel trader, falls in love when he hears her sing. But before long, Nooran is poisoned by a treachery and must undertake a journey to avenge herself and find her song.
»The State I am in«
For 15 years now the parents have been leading an underground existence. Hiding among the anonymous tourists on the beaches of Portugal. They had broken a taboo: They had conceived a daughter.
»The State-Mafia Pact«
Together with a team of actors, renowned director Sabina Guzzanti engages in telling a dark chapter of Italian history, known as "The State - Mafia Pact" , revealing the concessions the Italian government made to the Mafia in exchange for an end to bloodshed, which changed the course of Italian democracy.


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Khmer Rouge Tribunal: finally, some justice for Cambodia
Professor David Scheffer, the Director of our Center for International Human Rights, and the first-ever War Crimes Ambassador for the United States, was instrumental in creating the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia. Also known as the Khmer Rouge Tribunal, this court was established to bring to trial those most responsible for the atrocity crimes that plagued Cambodia in the late 1970s.
Earlier this month, the Tribunal brought some measure of justice to Cambodians: "The two most senior surviving Khmer Rouge leaders from Cambodia's genocidal Democratic Kampuchea regime…were sentenced to life imprisonment by the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia."
This has been a long time coming. It wouldn't have happened at all but for David's tireless efforts as a State Department official during the Clinton Administration and as a special expert with the United Nations in the years since then. (If you are interested in how David helped establish war crimes tribunals for the Balkans, Cambodia, Rwanda, and Sierra Leone, I urge you to read his remarkable book, All the Missing Souls.)
As Director of the Center for International Human Rights, David leads an incredible group of faculty who make possible a unique set of experiential opportunities for our students, of which one—among many—is working on the Khmer Rouge Tribunal in Cambodia. I thank them for their efforts to expand due process around the world and increase accountability to international law, and I join them in celebrating their success.
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Approaching the second anniversary of my sister's passing has been extremely difficult. She was my only sibling and best friend in the world. Living without her is a daily struggle.
Being an author was her unfulfilled vocational goal until her passing. As a supportive family we encouraged her for 50 years to "write a book, share your words and talent through a story." But she chose to run and operate her own business, taking care of dogs, which was her second passion behind writing.
During the many months of cancer treatment she often experienced unspeakable insomnia, days upon days of sleepless nights. This is where she put pen to paper and produced beautiful poems, and ultimately a book of her battle with cancer.
Shelly's favorite season was autumn, and she appreciated her surroundings in nature daily. The following is one of her beautiful poems.
By Shelly Lynn Bartholomew
Today as I lie on my bed looking out the window, I took notice of the beautiful maple trees in my front yard.
The leaves were gracefully falling as they do each autumn.
They floated off in different directions before landing on the ground in their final resting place.
I watched them glide by my window.
They were all uniquely individual.
Some of them were full of vibrant and vivid colors with perfectly shaped borders.
Others were cracked with irregular edges.
As I watched the leaves fall, it reminded me of people.
Some people are perfectly "put together" on the outside.
They draw the attention of their peers because of their outward beauty.
Others may not feel as attractive, and perhaps they receive a second glance because of an imperfection.
After more thought, my mind drifted toward people who have lost their self-esteem due to cancer.
Maybe they are bald.
Perhaps a woman has lost her femininity to a mastectomy.
We are really all like falling leaves.
It is not what we look like on the outside, but what we have in our hearts that makes us beautiful.
Just like the leaves, we will all have a final resting place.
It is how we live our lives that will determine our legacy.
Much like "Leaves" depicts, we are all "different, damaged and putting on our best face" for others. I learned this in recovery. Today I try to practice being real and not feeling the requirement of perfection in order to be accepted and fit in. It is not an easy feat after many years of wearing my mask.
I have learned that imperfection is a gift and provides me with daily opportunities to learn and grow. Being "real" sets an example and encourages others in my life to reflect their true self back to me. I experience genuine relationships as a result.
My sister and her words continue to encourage me. She lives on through her writing, leaving me and others with a legacy of hope. Thank you, Shelly!
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Upon graduation from UNK in 1983, Tim was introduced into the flooring industry and has been addicted every since. Tim and partners purchased Interior Surface Company in June of 2007, and Interior Surface Enterprises, L.L.C. was founded. As President of the company, Tim is active in the day to day operations of the business. Tim is a competent leader who believes that solid relationships built on trust form the basis for personal and professional success. His open leadership style allows employees the freedom to unleash their talents creating a dynamically diverse organization.
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Jerry began his floor covering career at Interior Surface Company in 1991 when he accepted a position as a Floor Covering Estimator. In 2007 Jerry, was promoted to Sr. Project Manager. With over 21 years of estimating experience, Jerry is highly skilled at planning, executing, monitoring, and controlling projects from beginning to end.
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A native Philadelphian, Don joined our team, officially, June 12th, 2013, and he is already an integral part of our team. A unique find in the flooring industry, Don has extensive residential and commercial expertise coupled with the "hands on" experience gained by owning and operating his own successful flooring company. With over 34 years of experience in tile, marble and granite surfacing, Don is viewed by business associates and peers as a flooring expert. Don's professional demeanor, solid work ethic, vast product knowledge, coupled with his attention to detail and ability to organize, ensure the success of his projects. Don's work portfolio is vast and varied. Some of his larger commercial projects include Cabela's and Wall Street Headquarters as well as High Rise Hotels in New York and Philadelphia, and Casinos in Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and New Jersey. Some of Don's smaller, more intimate jobs feature "Custom Homes" which cater to high-end clientele and require meticulous attention to detail and the ability to build mutually satisfying relationships with architects and designers.
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As I said in my last post that I'm trying various juices and smoothies, here I come with Vegan Tropical ( sub tropical) Smoothie.
Thinking why Tropical and Sub tropical ? I added Orange juice in this. So orange comes in tropical or sub tropical? That's a confusion . When I started to blog, I didn't know that its a continuous learning process. Right from origin of the dish and different name of ingredients, am still learning. Before I post a dish I research about any details of ingredients I used. It's a good thing , right? To keep yourself educated.
Now to the recipe, I call this Vegan because most of the smoothie recipes uses milk or yogurt as base . But here I used Coconut water. Do you think what happened to this Girl. Even last post she used Coconut Water? Yes I'm like obsessed with coconut water. Coming from the land of Coconut trees I love anything Coconut. Though I miss the real taste of Coconut water I'm at least convinced that i could get it in cartons. Using Coconut water also gives you the refreshing feeling.Try it , you will thank me later.
I used the fruits I had in my hand. You can always try your imagination. I give for serving One in this recipe. If you are making this for more people adjust ingredients accordingly.
Do you have any drinks which you tried recently and loved.
Orange juice – 1/4 cup ( freshly squeezed)
Mango chunks – 2 tbsn
Banana – 1 small
Coconut water – 1/2 cup or as required
Sugar – 1 tbsn
Salt – a pinch
- Squeeze juice from 3 small oranges and keep aside.
- Peel mango skin and cut into chunks.
- In a blender take 1/2 of orange juice,mango, banana, sugar and a pinch of salt.
- Pulse it for 30 seconds.
- Pour remaining orange juice and blend it for another 30 seconds.
- Pour it in a bowl. Add required coconut water.
- Best served chilled.
- I have given here recipe for single serving. So adjust ingredients accordingly to number of servings you make.
- You can adjust the amount of fruits you add to your preference.
- I didn't strain the juice after blending. So there were banana chunks little bit. You can strain if you like.


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Dr. Everette B. Penn: TAPS Co-founder and Professor of Criminology at University of Houston - Clear Lake
As a criminologist, Dr. Penn has numerous publications and international presentations on youth, crime prevention, race and crime. He is the co-author of the book Race and Juvenile Justice and author of Texas Juvenile Justice. He brings the academic rigor and practical community crime prevention experience to lead TAPS Academy as Founder and Principle Investigator.
Assistant Chief Brian Lumpkin (Ret.): TAPS Co-founder, East Patrol Command, Houston Police Department
A 30-year veteran of the Houston Police department, Assistant Chief Brian Lumpkin (Ret.) was assigned to East Patrol Command, which oversees the patrol operations at four patrol stations. His career and leadership is vital in managing the law enforcement mentors of TAPS Academy-Houston, including personnel and participation. Chief Lumpkin's leadership has been instrumental in launching the TAPS Academy program.
Chief Vicki King (Ret.): Director of Advancement and Development
As a veteran police commander, Chief Vicki King (Ret.) developed and deployed effective police response to combat crime and criminality in the city of Houston. She helps guide TAPS Academy towards further advancing its goal, which includes enhancing police effectiveness through increased awareness of the risk factors and thought processes of at-risk youth.
Dr. Chenelle A. Jones: Director of Research
Dr. Chenelle A. Jones is Assistant Professor of Criminology and Criminal Justice at Ohio Dominican University. Dr. Jones has spoken at national conferences on issues of policing, disproportionate minority contact (DMC), and comparative issues in criminal justice. Dr. Jones uses her knowledge and research interests in policing, race and crime, and juvenile delinquency to ensure TAPS is tackling important and relevant issues that affect today's at-risk youth.
Lieutenant Jason Giuffre: Police Liaison, TAPS Houston
Lieutenant Jason Giuffre is the day shift commander of patrol operations for the Houston Police Department's Clear Lake Division. There he oversees twenty-five police officers and five sergeants. As the Officer in Charge of the TAPS Academy, Lt. Giuffre coordinates the police mentors and is the administrative liaison between the Houston Police Department and the University of Houston – Clear Lake.
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A couple years ago I got one of these:
https://www.amazon.com/Etekcity-Lasergrip-774-Non-contact-Thermometer/dp/B00837ZGRY on sale for $11 w/coupon code. It is currently at $16 and is still a great price.
My 3 year old daughter broke mine this morning and I will definitely order another, maybe an extra to keep in my car for times I need to cook at HB. I like that model and it worked well for me for a couple years.
When I looked it up on Amazon this morning, I saw another one with good reviews for $5.34 https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JCFPODM/ At that price, I might just give them away whenever I go to someone's house to cook.
It's pretty fun to use inside and outside the kitchen. On a hot day I go into the kids' room and aim it at the ceiling. "Hmm. 87 degrees. yeah it's pretty warm in here." In the kitchen I set my stove to a 7 and wait a while. The pan heats up to 350F to 400F before it starts slowing down to eventually 500F. I made pancakes this morning and it was 375 before I made the next batch. After I took it off, the pan was around 310F and ready for the next batch within a minute. Through trial and error I decided that a 7 on my stove would get me the best temperature range as I cook. When I got to 8, it starts to burn the food a little.
When I go to my parent's house, their stove is completely different and I find that I need to go to a 9 to get the same results. At HB, I am turning the stove to 2/3s of the way to get the range I like. This cheap tool lets me get the nice Maillard reaction (from the last post) when I cook something on the stove.
Some notes:
- It should not be used to see if someone has a fever. You are measuring surface temperature and not internal temperature. Your skin is around 80F not 98F. An error range of 2-3F matters for the human body. It may say 100F when aimed at your tonsils when it is actually 98F. I don't really care much if the frying pan is read as 350F when it is really 345F. It is a tool not meant for something as sensitive as the human body.
- I like to use this when I grill as well. I like to get the grates at double desired temperature so 600F-700F. When the meat goes on, it sizzles and slightly chars but then the whole thing cools down as the meat robs all the heat from the grates. It makes nice sear marks when I do this.
- It will not be accurate on soups or liquids because the surface may be cooler than the rest. In this case you should stir it around and then measure or use a probe/instant read thermometer
- It can be used to calibrate ovens (especially old ones). Let it preheat and then aim it at a wall. When I set mine to 350F, it really is 350F give or take a few degrees. Some ovens are set to 350, but are actually 300F and it never comes out right when you bake. There are oven thermometers for this as well.


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Oral History Session #1
Date:October 14, 2008
Place:Lakewood, New Jersey
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Rabeya Rahman
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Mr. Urban was born and raised in Trenton, NJ. He attended the George School in Newtown, PA, and Trinity College in CT, where he graduated in 1937. He earned a master's in library science from Drexel in 1939 and worked at the Brooklyn Public Library before being drafted into the US Army in September 1941. He served in personnel recordkeeping units at Fort Knox, Fort Jackson and Camp Campbell and in Manila, the Philippines. After being discharged, he worked at the University of Pennsylvania Library before joining the staff of the Newark Public Library. Over his 30 year career there, Mr. Urban rose to become the library's director.


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Check out this sweet video from my good buddy and fellow OP guide Aaron "The Theory" O'leary. Shot during our season at the Bogey house last year, Aaron put together a great clip that includes a ton of really nice steelhead, cameo's from BFA, Nate, and of course Brazda. Makes me wish I was freezing my ass off in the Bogachiel right now!
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Toronto Raptors star Kyle Lowry is expected to opt out of the final year of his contract to become a free agent this summer. The latest buzz revealed that Lowry may consider leaving the Raptors if they fail to make a deep playoff run this season.
The backcourt duo of Kyle Lowry and DeMar DeRozan helped the Raptors enter the playoffs for three consecutive years. Last season, they managed to make franchise history and enter the Eastern Conference Finals. Though they fell short against the Cleveland Cavaliers, some people believe that it's only the start of the Raptors' road to their first NBA championship title.
Toronto Raptors will be fine even without Kyle Lowry
The Raptors went through ups and downs in the 2016-17 NBA season. In the final regular season game before the All-Star break, Lowry suffered a wrist injury. He underwent a wrist surgery to remove loose bodies that kept him out for 21 regular-season games. Fortunately, his absence didn't affect the Raptors' performance and won 14 out of 21 games.
In his return, Lowry immediately made an impact and dropped 27 points, 10 assists, and five rebounds in the Raptors' 105-102 victory over the Detroit Pistons. As of now, they are in the third spot in the Eastern Conference and could face the Milwaukee Bucks in the first round of the playoffs. The outcome of the 2016-17 NBA season will be crucial as it may affect the decision of their players who will become a free agent this summer.
Kyle Lowry leaving the Toronto Raptors in free agency?
Kyle Lowry is expected to test the free agency market this summer and could possibly demand a maximum contract. Though he prefers to stay in Toronto, the 31-year-old point guard may consider leaving if they fail to make a deep playoff run this season. In a past interview with The Vertical, Kyle Lowry hinted the possibility of entertaining other offers if the Raptors don't make a quick move this summer.
"If you're that franchise's guy, and you're the guy that they've been rolling with, and you've given that franchise everything you have, yeah, I think [the talks] should be easy," Lowry told The Vertical. "I think it should be a situation where a guy shouldn't have to talk to another team. DeMar didn't have the chance to talk to another team. For me, I think that at 12:01 a.m. on July 1 – something should be close. If not, I'm open to seeing what else is out there."
According to Mason McFee of Sir Charles In Charge, the Raptors have a history of messy splits with their stars, including Vince Carter, Chris Bosh, and Tracy McGrady. However, McFee believes the same thing won't happen with Lowry. His strong relationship with DeMar DeRozan may help the Raptors re-sign Lowry in the upcoming free agency.
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... 10mg citalopram everyday to major depression.so what do i do?
I have gce exam these but very lasy to study & very dificult to remember answer to question I use?
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Hi, i would speak to your teacher/s, and explain that you are having difficulties with your exams. They may be able to grant you extra time or offer you someone to sit in with you... my brother & sister are dyslexic and they were able to get help with their exams. I have ADHD, and i was able to have a break during my exams, and then come back to finish off when i was rested and more focused. It's worth asking...
thanks to you.this exam is hold by government so cant grant extra time.i have stoped citalopram becauz skin rash but i started again 30 mg everyday morning about 2 days now i am in some control... so today morning i faced paper well...
OK, be aware that there is an induction period when starting antidepressants, so you may not feel better straight away, and you may experience some side effects while you are getting used to it. I'm hoping that the 30mg dose was directed by you doctor & that he/she has explained all of this to you?
he(doc) dont explain enough .he only switch dose & drug when i meet him.therefore i tried to meet a phsy.. Nurse so he said that my exam severe depression & face as much as i can..my gce exam was late 3 years because i didnt treat depression...
Hi, check out the link, there is concise information here from Drugs.com
If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to write to me...
i have skin rash i think it is allergic so i use citopam 30mg morning antiallergic tonight will it be a problem?.thanks lot to page about citopam..
Sorry, what is it that you took other than Citalopram?
it is desloratadine 5mg.
No, you should be fine with those 2. It would be a good idea to tell your doctor about the rash though...
okay thanks .i swithched to 30mg(citopam) since 3 days ago.i feel depressions some sympotoms severed is it normal ?
It can work that way sometimes... hopefully it will be short lived. It worked the opposite way for me. Are the symptoms worrying you?
errm i can control me & work some...
exam finished today now i think what then to do errmmmmmm... if stay at home there like hell...
Maybe enjoy some exercise. It could be a new hobby? Mentally stimulating, natural serotonin production, and vitamin D from the sun if outside. Improved sleep, control your weight. etc...
And there is no drug to make you smart. Only studying does that. Either you want to pass or will continue to be lazy. Perhaps you need to rethink your goals. The citalopram is a very low dose and will not affect thinking. Take it at night. There are no short cuts for learning.
endlessPred - Very well said - Both times...
thanks to you too.i am trying to feel better this exam severe depression & lost my plans since 2009...
thanks to you too... i am trying to feel better.this exam severed depression & made me depressed than to 3 years since 2009...
You can overcome the depression if you have a passion to succeed. Look at your goals and go for it.
i have main problem,my all friends are now at univercity for higher education but i was to face gce exam because depression burned my 2 years ..so i worry thinkin about it always ...
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Feel the Heat: Nets at Heat (11/7/12)
It's early in the season – real early. Overreacting to a small sample size makes for fun headlines (see "Why Lebron and Wade Can't Coexist" circa November 2010, "Time to Blow up the Celtics" in January 2012, and "What's Wrong with the Lakers" five days ago), but does not make for quality analysis. However, that's no reason we can't identify some early season trends to keep an eye on as the season progresses.
Over the course of the playoffs last year, we saw Miami abandon playing an old school center, instead sliding Bosh to the five and replacing the traditional center's spot with a shooter to space the floor. Offseason moves as well as early season lineups suggest that they've doubled down on this approach. Early, we've seen signs that these changes may tangibly affect their on-court performance in some significant ways.
The Ray Allen Effect
Miami is currently third in the league in percentage of possessions that end in assists with 18.1%. Last year, they ranked 20th with 14.3%. This dramatic change could be legitimate, given that playing time of turnover prone big men who can't shoot has been diminished in favor of players like Rashard Lewis and Ray Allen who are better passers and perimeter shooters.
Not surprisingly, these lineup and personnel changes have resulted in a jump from 15.6 to 21.8 in 3-pointers attempted per game which they are currently making at a ridiculous and unsustainable 46% clip. Overall, these changes have resulted in a league leading offensive efficiency of 117.4. What makes this all the more impressive is that two of these games were against the Celtics and the Knicks, both of whom were top five teams in defensive efficiency last year. As for the individual play of Jesus Shuttlesworth, he leads the league in True Shooting Percentage with 80.1%. There were worse signings this offseason.
Defensive Woes
It hasn't been talked about much so far, but the Heat have not played particularly well on defense. In fact, they are allowing 111.9 points per 100 possessions – a mark that ties them for worst in the league. It's early in the season and the Heat were a great team defensively last year, allowing only 100.2 points per 100 possessions, but it's possible that the same changes that have been so beneficial to the offense so far have hurt the defense. Ray Allen is no great defensive talent and Shane Battier is not the lockdown defender he once was. We'll keep track of various Miami lineups' ability to prevent scoring as the year progresses.
Shootout Alert
The Heat take on Brooklyn tonight and it just so happens that the Nets are the other team in the league tied for last in defensive efficiency. The two worst defenses in the NBA to date combined with the first and fifth most efficient offenses should make for a high scoring affair. With Chris Bosh averaging 22.3 points per game and Brook Lopez 20, look for this matchup to be pivotal in deciding the outcome.


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The BBC's eco-friendly garden design contest
A few months ago, in the context of their Planet Under Pressure series, the BBC asked its readers to "design a garden which is a relaxing green space for you, your family and friends, uses natural resources in a sustainable way and encourages a wide range of plants and wildlife." The results are in and the entries are interesting, but it's unfortunate that the size of the images makes it a bit hard to see some of the details and read some of the annotations. See for yourself.
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Yukon Gear & Axle Wednesday at the Sparco Fall Fling presented by Optima Batteries fell victim to the same hot and blue sky weather that has "plagued" most of the country the past few weeks of September; and the racers loved every second of it, coming out in droves.
In addition to the published and guaranteed purse, over $50,000 in random and round prizes from a variety of sponsors are part of the lure of the event. In fact, the "prize vault" was opened early this morning with out of the first 20 pair of door cars, the best reaction time earned the driver a PerformAire weather station. If you ever had the thought of the competitiveness of this crowd, it took a perfect .000 reaction time by Ed Talbert to walk away with the prize.
Three hours of time trials followed by eliminations found 323 cars making the first round call. For round six, there remained 15 racers; Million Dollar winner Jeff Verdi; Pro Stock crew chief Tommy Lee; Mike McKay, Austin Durham; Tommy Zimmerman; Anthony Bertozzi still left in with two entries; Chris Stine; Jamie Bridge; Scott Albrecht; Jeff Taylor; Johnny Ezell; Cody McDaniel; Taylor Sweeton; and Bobby Spence; with six of the remaining, door cars.
Survivors of round six included Bridge, Taylor, Zimmerman, Ezell, McDaniel, Stine, and Bertozzi still hanging tough with both of his entries. Unfortunately Bertozzi's Cinderella ride ended in the quarterfinals with him being defeated by McDaniel and Stine. The two remaining combatants for the semifinals were Bridge and Ezell.
For the semis, Ezell and Stine faced off with Stine getting the win, while McDaniel and Bridge raced to the finish line with McDaniel getting the nod into the $15,000-to-win final. Indiana versus Tennessee, respectively.
Racing any of the 'Flings is a tough proposition and Chris Stine showed just how tough it can be. He used a .006 reaction time coupled with a dead-on the dial with a "2" to turn away Cody McDaniel. McDaniel's reaction time was a .014 which actually left him "mathematically ineligible" for the win, but still earned him a $3,000 check to get his weekend started, while Stine walked away with his $15,000 winnings.
Next up is Racepak Thursday where the money increases to $20,000-to-win.
Besides the live video feed by MotorManiaTV.com sponsored by JEGS and Hoosier Tires, this event the 'Fling instituted a special text messaging service. It has been a hit with all those on the property in addition to anyone across the country alerting all of any schedule changes, staging lane calls and other important info. "With almost everyone tied to their cell phones today," said co-promoter Peter Biondo, "it only made sense to be able to communicate with our customers on a better basis. Anyone wanting to receive text updates from the Fall Fling, can do so by texting the word Fling to 797979."
With an increase in the purse for Racepak Thursday, quite a few "new" racers showed up at Bristol Dragway for the 2017 version of the Sparco Fall Fling presented by Optima Batteries.
Today with the increased purse, 383 cars made the first round call for the $20,000-to-win race. Due to the number of racers, co-promoters Peter Biondo and Kyle Seipel made the decision to limit time trials to new entries only, followed immediately after by eliminations. Yesterday's elimination action took the better part of ten hours to complete and in addition to the main event, today also marked the Biondo Racing Products Door Car Shootout. From yesterday's 130 door car entries, 32 were randomly selected to compete in a $10,000-to-win door car only affair once the main event is completed.
As for the main event, round six found nine racers surviving to advance to the ladder round of seven; World Footbrake Challenge $20,000 winner Nick Hastings; Joe Gary; Matt Weston; perennial winner Kenny Underwood; former Spring Fling Vegas winner Scott Lemen; Trevor Denton; Shannon Woodring; and Corey Manuel left in with two entries.
For round seven, Gary's perfect reaction time in his Camaro the round before gave him the bye run to round eight, while Underwood, Manuel in his dragster, Woodring and finally Hastings bringing the last of two remaining door cars to the quarterfinals.
In the round of eight, Gary and his Camaro took out Underwood, while Hastings defeated Woodring and Manuel took the bye run. All three drivers had previous bye runs, so by virtue of his better reaction time in the previous round, the semifinal round bye fell to Hastings, who is no stranger to Bristol and big money races, moving him into the final round. Nasty Nick and his Mustang going to another final round at Bristol, while Gary took the best of Manuel to make it an all-door car final.
Both racers are more than capable of turning on win lights but it was Hastings who turned on the red-light by -.021, giving Gary his first 'Fling win. "This is just unreal," is all the champ could say.
Still left to go at the end of the night was the Biondo Racing Products Door Car Shootout. The two finalists were Vinny DiMino and Jeremy York. Only five-thousandths of a second separated them off the starting line but it was all York at the finish line for a. .008 victory.
As for ATI Performance Products Friday, the purse is increased to a $50,000-to-win event in addition to all round money and prizes increased as well.
MotorManiaTV.com has been on hand all week streaming the video action live as it happens thanks to JEGS and Hoosier Tires. Additionally, the Fall Fling text messaging system is bringing 'Fling news to cell phones all over the country. Text Fling to 797979 and you'll be kept up to the minute with staging lane calls and immediate results of the final rounds.
For the third day in a row, more and more racers have been driving through the gates of Bristol Dragway for a chance to win big at the Sparco Fall Fling presented by Optima Batteries.
Wednesday's Yukon Gear & Axle-sponsored $15,000-to-win race had 323 making the first round. Yesterday's Racepak race, the number increased to 383. And for today's ATI Performance Products-sponsored race, the purse is increased with a whopping $50,000 going to the winner and so are the racers. The weather couldn't have been any nicer and partly for that reason, 390 cars made the first round call. The main reason though was the 'Fling brand where the customer comes first. Besides the purse, over $50,000 in hardcore products are randomly awarded directly to racers. And the awards are not simply a gift certificate or piece of paper but rather the products themselves.
"There aren't enough thanks we could offer everyone who made the trip here and have helped to make this event run as smoothly as it has," echoed the sentiments of both co-promoters Peter Biondo and Kyle Seipel.
Moving along in the program, at the ladder round nine remained: Stephen "Champ" McCrory; Spring Fling winner Bug McCarty, Door Car Shootout winner Jeremy York, one of the "voices" of the 'Fling, Jared Pennington, also a Spring Fling winner; Darren Lotts, Tuesday's Dragster Shootout winner Troy Williams Jr.; former NHRA world champ Kevin Brannon; Kyle Cultrera; and finally Josh Lueke. Four door cars left to do battle with the dragsters.
Survivors of that round included Williams, McCrory, McCarty, Luedke and York; three door cars and two dragsters. The door cars hung tough in the quarters with McCarty and York sliding through to the semis with Williams defeating McCrory with a .002 reaction time that gave him the bye run at three cars, assuring it would be a door car versus dragster final.
In the semis, McCarty fouled away his chances with a -.001 red-light. Unfortunately, York hurt his engine on that run and was unable to return for the final to give the newly crowned IHRA Top Dragster world champion Williams a $50,000 payday to add to his resume of wins.
"I feel so bad for Jeremy," said Williams, "and I didn't want to win that way. I have to thank FTI Transmissions, Steve Schmidt, Mickey Thompson Tires, and all my sponsors for the great support they give me."
The final run of the day was the Brodix Best Package Award for the door car and dragster with the best package all week. It turned out to be a battle of age versus youth, with 74-year old TC Smith and 30-year old "Nasty Nick" Hastings. At the finish line, it was proof that old age and treachery can still beat youth and exuberance with Smith taking home a set of Brodix SR20 cylinder heads.
Next up... Day Last, JEGS Saturday, the final day of a great week with another $20,000-to-win payday for some lucky racer. As has been the tradition of every 'Fling event for the last eight years, MotorManiaTV.com is on hand, sponsored by JEGS and Hoosier Tires to stream the event live to anyone on the world wide web. Visit
After a long day of racing and a longer night of partying at the Sparco Appreciation Barbecue, Day Last finally came to the Sparco Fall Fling presented by Optima Batteries.
First up; and an actual first for the 'Fling; the wedding of Stephen and Kimmy Marinchek with the Minister of Parking, Sally Martini officiating right on the starting line.
Next up for today... The Fall Fling Reaction Time Challenge with 20 randomly chosen racers given one hit at the 'tree. Any .00X getting the driver a $100 bill, while a perfect .000 earns $1,000 and another chance to do it again. Do it twice and receive $10,000. No takers on the perfect hit, but three drivers walked away with $100; Leon Tynes Sr., Travis Laster, and Jerry Brewer.
Prior to eliminations, co-promoter Peter Biondo spoke to the crowd and announced some big 'Fling news, "After another very smooth event and listening to our racers opinions, we have come to realize that our East Coast 'Fling events are growing rapidly. In order for us to continue to give our racers an optimum experience, we have made the decision to limit the amount of entries for our East Coast 2018 Spring Fling at Galot, and 2018 Fall Fling at Bristol."
All the details have been finalized yet, but the cap number will be somewhere in the 350 to 390 car count range. As a loyalty gesture, anyone that has attended any one of the previous Flings will have first priority to pre-enter both events in 2018. Stay tuned to www.bracketraces.com or their Facebook page for details.
As for eliminations, round seven opened with nine survivors; Shane Maddox, Mike Moore, Bradley Chartier, Ivey Brannon, Carroll Click, Jake Woodring, Cameron Manuel, Severn Johnson and Joe Gary. Winners of that round included Moore, Woodring, Brannon, Gary and Maddox taking the bye into the quarters.
For the quarterfinals, Maddox used a better reaction time than Moore to move to the semis, while Gary used a .002 reaction time to defeat Woodring, and Brannon took the odd car bye run. The ladder is reset every round to reaction time, with the exception the best driver might have already had a bye. In this case, all three drivers already had bye runs so the ladder reverts to the best reaction time, which was the newly crowned as of this point, Todd's Extreme Paint MVP Award recipient Joe Gary. Gary will be moving to his second $20,000 'Fling final after winning on Racepak Thursday, while Maddox and Brannon will do battle.
Ironically, each of the semifinalists all reside within 30-minutes of one another and it was Maddox Race Cars who built Gary's car along with rebuilding Brannon's dragster. Each made South Carolina extremely proud. As for the race, with Brannon doing an admirable job all day driving, it was Maddox who laid down a .028 package making Brannon's .032 reaction time mathematically ineligible for a win. So with Gary taking the odd car bye, the final day of the Fall Fling will come down to two door cars.
Friends are friends and customers are customers, but when the helmets go on, it's all fair in love and war. For the final, only .05 separated them in handicap with Maddox leaving first, but Gary's -.004 red-light ended the night and moved Maddox into his second Spring Fling final.
"I have to thank Kyle and Peter for putting on one of the best races all year," Maddox said. "I've been to every one of them and I'll never miss. Their staff and the Bristol Dragway staff are really the best there is."
"We are so thankful again and overwhelmed with the support of the racers making the trip here," said co-promoter Kyle Seipel. "In addition to our staff and the staff at Bristol Dragway, we can't thank everyone enough."
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Tristan Jaxx and Tristan Tran take Shane Frost into Club Dragon. The bar is full of horny men. In no time they grab Shane Frost and rip off his clothes. Half drunk, they try to hold down Shane but the boy fights back. He gets beaten and has several drinks thrown at him. The two Tristans chain him to the toilet and make him suck cocks. Everyone lines up for free cock sucking. One dude pisses on Shane's face. They toss him on the bar and fuck the hell out of him. After a hot gang bang, everyone is ready to blow their loads on the poor boy.
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Harnessing Information and Communication Technology for learning and skills developmentThe potential of information and communication technology (ICT) to train and educate communities that have limited or no access to formal education channels will be the focus of an international conference to be opened by UNESCO Director-General Koïchiro Matsuura at UNESCO Headquarters, and broadcast live on the internet, from 11 to 13 May.
The conference, ICT for Capacity-Building: Critical Success Factors will bring together local leaders, community educators and experts in learning from all continents, from as far afield as Brazil, Afghanistan, Senegal and Jordan. The discussions will focus on the critical success factors in using new delivery methods for learning and other skills development, especially for marginalized groups such as rural villages, urban poor, refugees, the visually impaired and those suffering the HIV pandemic.
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One afternoon last week we headed out to see the India Gate. Think Arc De Triomph in Paris. Think Washington Memorial in D.C.
As we were headed out, Katrina read an email from a friend with a link to this article (click for link), talking about how New Delhi is more polluted than Beijing. This article (and many other similar ones online) had the photo above with the article as an example of the thick pollutiony smog. Yup! It's India Gate! Just where we were headed… greeeeeeat. But what can you do? You certainly can't keep four kids in the house all day cause the air outside is dirty… cause you'd be dead faster from cabin fever than you'd be deaf from breathing the air outside. Seriously. So off went!
It's a bit disappointing how dirty it is. This is India's National Monument, built to commemorate the 90,000 who lost their lives fighting for the Indian Empire.Yet the place is overrun with trash and dogs and other yuckiness. It's sad.
Can you see the sun eclipsed by the smog over on the right side above the trees? *Cough cough sputter sputter*
Entrepreneurs abounded on the grounds around the gate. We weren't really in the market for anything, but that wasn't for lack of people trying to sell stuff!
This guy cracked me up. You probably can't see what he has in his briefcase so I'll tell ya… it's a Spiro-Graph. Remember those from back in the day? But this guy didn't yell "Spiro-Graph!" as we walked by. He yelled "India-Graph!!"
Ha. Really hitting up the tourist market, eh? Gotta respect his marketing strategies. Kinda.
So funny.
Lots for sale. You get it.
Here we are. Hi!
On the grounds there is also this huge Children's Park with a map that looks similar to some stuff I did when I was in design school fourteen thousand years ago…
But wait. Before you play please read the signs first and kindly follow the instructions below.
Oops… guess we broke the rules cause we had 1 year olds on the revolving see-saw and apparently that is only for children from 8 to 11 years.
No harm done!
Kids have gotta have fun!
The little white chillins are quite the attraction all to themselves. No age limitation on who can gawk at them.
Can't blame 'em. Perty darn cute even with her "Mama I don't wanna smile" face.
This slide freaked me out at first. I was sure my children would come off the end of it with less than ten fingers each. It was supposed to be four ages 4 to 8.
Or not-yet two year olds. Whatever… it was the kiddos favorite thing!
Whoa. Check out that awesome outfit. Wonder where I can get Sweet N one of those jackets?
Think Disney approved this Mickey Mouse ride?
This other playground had a scary tall slide and many hazards. Use caution people. Use some serious caution.
Bye bye Delhi Gate and park! Time to go home and take a shower. Any ideas on how to de-tox one's lungs? :)


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The Andhra Sugars Limited was established on 11th of August , 1947. It used locally available renewable resources to produce value added products , generating employment for the rural population and helped in boosting the rural economy. It has operations located at Tanuku, Kovvur, Guntur, Taduvai, Saggonda and Bhimadole in the state of Andhra Pradesh in Southern India producing 25 different products. It's product range from sugar to industrial alcohol. Aspirin and Sulfuric Acid.
The Andhara Sugars is engaged in manufacturing and sale of Sugar. Organic and Inorganic Chemicals at Plants located at Tanuku, Kovvur. Taduvai, Saggonda and Bhimadole. Non-conventional Wind Pcmer is being generated at Ramgiriin Andhra Pradesh and at Annaikulam.Kurichampatti, Surandai and Kundadam in Tamil Nadu.
Coal Based Power Project is being set up at the Chemical Complex at Saggonda. 40 acres of land have been procured. Details for the Power Project have been prepared. The total capital cost of the project has been estimated at Rs. 193.50 Crores. Technical evaluation of Turbine package has been completed and final offers are awaited from vendors. Technical evaluation of Equipment offers are under progress and expected to be completed shortly. A public hearing by the Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board is yet to take place, after which purchase orders will be released. The Power generated from this Power Plant will be utilised for the Chemical Plants located at Saggonda.


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