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If expiration is already influential… then is it bullish that tests of support are recovering, even though their recoveries to resistance are not?
Pattern points… (Setups and technicals)
Like the WedEx signal on (Wednesday), Thursday's probe under 1515.00 support was recovered. Like WedEx, it was recovered back to prior highs but no higher, at least not through the close. That's why WedEx itself was only passively bullish. Only holding another test of support is just more of the same. Thursday's open did fail to recover 1515.00, so expiration isn't immune from trending down anyway.
I was willing to give the rally every benefit of the doubt for extending, so long as 1518.25 held as support. It did, but not without behaving poorly during Thursday's last hour. Timing windows failed to gain traction as fresh highs failed to extend higher. Now I'm willing to give the rally every benefit of the doubt if it is underway through Friday's open.
Because Thursday afternoon's pattern was likely to trend into the close, but didn't, Friday's open is likely to trend without delay. So, rather than patiently monitor Friday's open waiting for a setup, any early signal would be credible for extending through the opening 15 minutes of volatility. If that's upward, then WedEx could reinforce a squeeze into the weekend to 1533.00. Otherwise, down might know where to stop.
What's Next… (Outlook and opportunities)
The likelihood for immediate trending Friday is doubly interesting. Trending through the opening 15 minutes of expiration tends also to entrench that trend through the close. Since volume tends to evaporate ahead of a 3-day holiday weekend, expiration's trend would be even more controlling.
Look for at least one update overnight or ahead of the Morning Market Tour… My thoughts on the day's econ calendar are linked here.


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Inviting victims' families to reopening is misguided olive branch, at best.
Maybe the easier and more gracious reaction would have been to simply say, "Thanks, but no thanks." Or maybe not.
Several family members of the 12 people killed in the Aurora, Colo. theater shootings last July have expressed, through a publicly released letter, their anger over the "disgusting offer" to attend the theater's Jan. 17 reopening, described in the invitation as an "evening of remembrance," along with the showing of a movie.
Cinemark, the Plano, Texas-based company that owns the Century 16 movie theater in Aurora, sent out the invites two days after Christmas, timing that, to some, only fanned the flames.
In the letter, the victims' loved ones say Cinemark never reached out to the victims' families to offer their condolences. They also say the company refused to meet with any of them one-on-one without lawyers present.
Which should surprise no one, in these litigious times. There's no such thing as an unexplainable tragedy anymore; there are always plenty of lawsuits to be filed in the aftermath. In the case of the Aurora theater shootings, several of the victims' families are suing Cinemark.
Given that, it's clear that every single person who works for Cinemark or who works for the theater in Aurora has been advised in no uncertain terms to not speak with any of the victims' loved ones without legal representation present. It's also completely plausible that lawyers for Cinemark advised company officials a long time ago to not express condolences or any other responses the vast majority of the civilized public might think are entirely appropriate in the wake of such a terrible incident. After all, if you express condolences, you're basically saying you're sorry, are you not? And if the company that owns the theater where 12 were shot to death and 58 were wounded says anything to anyone about being sorry in any way, shape or form, couldn't a legal team argue that it's admitting it's at least somewhat culpable?
It would be great to dismiss the previous paragraph as being nothing short of preposterous, but it's not preposterious in the least. Which is why it just seems wrong for Cinemark – no matter how much the community of Aurora has rallied around the renovations and reopening of the Aurora theater, which apparently it has – to send invites to the reopening/evening of remembrance/movie to the families of those who died that night in July just because they wanted to see the new Batman flick. One could argue it's even a little creepy.
The marketing consultant who signed off on the idea should have a lot of explaining to do. In this case, there is such a thing as bad publicity.

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February 08. 2014 10:19PM
If you stop by Ocean Gaming Casino at Hampton Beach next week to play blackjack or poker, chances are you'll be playing for Catholic nuns.
Welcome to "casino" gambling in New Hampshire.
By state law, only "charitable gaming" is permitted here, with 35 percent of gross revenues (after prizes) going to the licensed charity for that night.Games of chance raised $4,674,168 for 389 licensed charities in the last fiscal year. Bingo and "Lucky 7" ticket sales actually raise a lot more than games of chance, a combined $8,497,283 for 293 charities last year.
Some nonprofits that depend on gaming to raise funds, and those that operate the for-profit facilities where the games are played, say they're worried about what a large casino would do to their revenues.
Jan DiMarzio is general manager of Community Bingo Center in Manchester, where charities run bingo games and sell Lucky 7 tickets every night. She said she is "very concerned" about competition from a casino in New Hampshire or Massachusetts.
"Your slots player is your bingo player," she said.
At Foxwoods, for instance, "they have slot machines in the bingo hall. You can actually play your slot machines and play bingo at the same time."
DiMarzio, who's been running bingo for nearly 30 years, said the business has changed. "It used to be your particular night, you had your loyal followers for that particular charity."And while there are still some of those players, she said, "the calls we get on a daily basis are 'What's your jackpot?' They call around."
Rhonda Lane is fundraising director for Wolverine Youth Football in Derry, which holds two games a week at Community Bingo Center. She said the revenue is "a lifeline" for her group, paying for uniforms and referees.
The club's bingo revenues have been diminishing; It used to net $60,000 to $70,000 "in the best years," but now raises around $30,000 a year, Lane said.
But that's still three-quarters of her annual budget. "We've been able to keep registration fees low because of the bingo," she said.
Sarah Garvin is director of Marion Gerrish Community Center in Derry, which hosts some local community groups. She depends on the revenues from charity games at Community Bingo Center to keep the 150-year-old building operational.
"In the past few years, due to the bingo revenue we received, we have been able to complete much-needed updates to our building, including a new heating system, new flooring throughout the building and updating the electrical systems," she said in an email.
Actually, bingo itself is a "loss leader," according to Paul Kelley, director of the state Racing and Charitable Gaming Commission. The real money is in Lucky 7 tickets, which sell for 50 cents apiece but generate big bucks. Each Lucky 7 ticket has a pull tab. Removing the tab reveals objects displayed in a row. If all the objects are the same, the player wins.
Under state law, commercial bingo operators have to hold bingo games in order for Lucky 7 tickets to be sold. Fraternal organizations such as the American Legion or Elks don't have to hold bingo to sell the tickets, according to Kelley.
In the last fiscal year, Lucky 7 ticket sales raised nearly $10.3 million for charities, according to the RCGC Bingo lost nearly $1.8 million, bringing the combined net to about $8.5 million.
Lane has seen that with her own fundraising nights. "You lose money on bingo when you open your doors," she said. "The money's made in the pull tabs. They love it. It's almost like a little slot machine: you open it up and hope you get three cherries."
She said the worst-case scenario would be a Massachusetts casino that opens near the state line and has a bingo hall. "We've been struggling enough over the last couple of years. Our numbers are dropping off. The population is aging and, unfortunately, dying off."
Bingo hasn't "evolved" to interest younger players like games of chance have, she said. "Something needs to be done to spice it up a little bit."
That's why she's excited about a legislative proposal to allow simulcasting of "carryover coverall" games. That "could drive pots and interest the young ones," she said.
Seacoast Fundraising LLC, which operates The Poker Room in Hampton Falls, posts on its website "contributions" to 121 charities from games of chance that have totaled more than $6.7 million since 2006. Last year, charities received $411,791.
Seacoast Repertory Theatre in Portsmouth has raised more than a $250,000 since 2006 from games of chance at The Poker Room.
Judi Currie, managing director for SRT, said ticket sales only cover about three-quarters of its operating costs. The $18,473 the theater group raised from games of chance last year is "approximately what it takes to pay the electric bill here at Bow Street for a year," she said.
Anthony Fusco is co-owner of Ocean Gaming Casino, which has nightly charity games of chance, including blackjack, roulette and craps. "We run our room like a normal casino operation, and we try to give our customers the best time we can give them here," said Fusco, who has worked in Las Vegas and at Foxwoods.
Among this month's charities? The Sisters of the Holy Cross in Manchester - which did not return phone calls asking about it.
Fusco said he was glad to see the New Hampshire House pass Keno, which he said would be good for smaller operations such as his. But he said they would never be able to compete with a large casino.
"There's going to be slot machines. It's just going to be more, different types of games and higher bets. There's just going to be more to offer than we can offer over here."
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States will hold talks with Russia's defense and foreign ministers in Washington on Friday despite Moscow's decision to grant asylum to former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden, U.S. officials said on Tuesday.
The State Department, confirming a report by Reuters, said the talks would go ahead and that Snowden's case would be among the issues raised when Secretary of State John Kerry and Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel meet their Russian counterparts.
"We have raised Mr. Snowden with Russian officials many times in recent weeks. We expect to do so again," State Department spokeswoman Jen Psaki told reporters.
"We would like to see Mr. Snowden return to the United States. I don't know technically what that requires, but we know they have the capability to do that."
Snowden had spent more than five weeks in a Moscow airport while trying to find a country to take him in. The United States wanted him returned to face charges for leaking National Security Agency surveillance secrets to the media.
Moscow's rejection of U.S. pleas to hand him over and grant him a year's asylum on Thursday has prompted President Barack Obama to rethink whether to hold a summit in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin next month.
Snowden's asylum in Russia also had put into doubt this week's "two-plus-two" talks between the Russian and U.S. officials.
The United States appears to be trying to avoid derailing ties with its former Cold War rival by proceeding with some high-level talks with Russia while still leaving Obama's participation in the summit in doubt.
Worsened ties between the United States and Russia could make it even more difficult for the two nations to arrange any kind of political solution in Syria, for example.
Moscow has supported President Bashar al-Assad in Syria's civil war even as Obama has led international calls for him to step aside. Psaki said Syria would be part of the conversation.
"We certainly have our share of disagreements with Russia over a number of issues. And I'm sure they will be part of the conversation, as well," Psaki said.
She added that Iran's nuclear program would also come up.
There are concerns in Washington that, given deepening tensions, Russia may break ranks with Western countries seeking to curb Tehran's nuclear ambitions through tough sanctions.
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov criticized perceived U.S. wobbling on the need for top-level contact between the two countries.
"The U.S. administration questions further bilateral contact at the highest level (due to the situation with Snowden)," Ryabkov was quoted as saying by Interfax. "It seems to me that this is an utter distortion of reality. This is viewing the world through a distorted lens."
Ryabkov said Russia did not understand why the situation with Snowden was "being so blown out of proportion in the United States."
Snowden's father, Lon, plans to go to Moscow soon.
"We do not have a set date yet but we have been working closely with Anatoly Kucherena, Ed Snowden's attorney, on setting a definitive date which will be sometime in August," said Mattie Fein, a representative for Lon Snowden.
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I purchased some things in the blacksmith and for some reason, my gold is now "-100". When I try to "Go Adventuring" I get a message: Your preparations cost too much for Kingdoms treasury! (100 more gold needed).
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Hac5: The 5th Haskell Hackathon
April 17-19, 2009 Utrecht, The Netherlands
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1 About
The Haskell Hackathon is an international, grassroots collaborative coding festival with a simple focus: build and improve Haskell libraries, tools, and infrastructure. Of course, we have fun doing it, too!
The 5th Haskell Hackathon was held from April 17 to 19, 2009, in the city of Utrecht in the Netherlands. The event was organized by members of the Department of Information and Computing Sciences at Utrecht University and by associates of Tupil.
- All participants, including a group photo!
- Projects that were worked on
- Mailing list: firstname.lastname@example.com
- IRC: visit #haskell-hac5 in Freenode.
- Very nice GMap with all locations of interest
2 Blogosphere coverage
- Live Twitter feed
- Announcement of the UHC by Tom Lokhorst
- Tupil on their happstack-fastcgi bridge
- Christophe Poucet on adaptive containers
- Lots of pictures by Martijn van Steenbergen (Friday, Saturday, Sunday)
3 Previous Haskell Hackathons
See also the general Hackathon page.
4 Organization
The organisers for Hac5 are:
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JOLIET, Ill., Oct. 10 (UPI) -- An outside attorney filed a brief on Drew Peterson's behalf, saying the convicted Illinois killer did not have adequate legal representation.
John Paul Carroll filed a brief in Will County Tuesday, charging Peterson did not have sufficient help from legal counsel in the murder trial of Kathleen Savio, Peterson's third wife. A jury convicted Peterson, a former suburban Chicago police sergeant, of killing Savio -- an investigation reopened after Peterson's fourth wife, Stacy, disappeared.
Carroll said Peterson's brother asked him to meet with the defendant, who has vowed to appeal his conviction. A judge granted the meeting at which time the two discussed appealing on grounds his defense lawyer, Joel Brodsky, was a flop, the Southtown Star reported.
"How can Mr. Peterson advance this theory that he had ineffective assistance of counsel and have Mr. Brodsky present that argument?" Carroll asked. "You have to have somebody not involved in the case."
Brodsky denied Carroll has a right to work on Peterson's behalf.
"I spoke to Drew [Tuesday]. Drew reiterated to me that this is absolutely unauthorized. [Carroll] has no authority to file it," Brodsky said. "He is boggled. That's Drew's word, 'boggled' as to how he did this."
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Woman charged in Keene fatality denied reduced bailBy MEGHAN PIERCE
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November 07. 2013 7:51PM
KEENE — There was no bail reduction in district court Thursday morning for the woman accused of being behind the wheel in Saturday's fatal hit-and-run crash.
Tracy Burroughs, 41, of Keene appeared in the 8th Circuit Court District Division Thursday morning in a county jail orange jumpsuit and restraints. She waived her probable cause hearing, and her attorneys asked for a reduction of the $25,000 cash bail, which the lack of has held her in the Cheshire County House of Corrections since her arrest.
Burroughs is charged with conduct after an accident — leaving the scene of a fatal accident — and negligent homicide. The charges allege she was the driver of a vehicle that struck Keon E. Ioannou, 48, of 878 Marlboro Road around 1:50 a.m. Saturday on Route 101. She was arrested at 6:30 a.m. at Ioannou's home, which he had shared with Burroughs, her two children and her mother.
He was the chef and owner of Tony Clamato's Ristorante on Court Street and was known to friends as an avid cyclist who would often ride home after the restaurant closed.
After the probable cause hearing was waived, Burroughs attorneys asked that Burroughs bail be reduced to $1,000 cash bail. She would agree to not drive, consume no alcohol and to house arrest, her attorney said.
The attorney said Burroughs has strong ties to the community, two children, her parents and a cousin.
Judge Edward Burke asked where she would live if she was released on bail. The defense attorney said a relative would possibly take her in. Another attorney mentioned she could not live with her mother since she continues to live in Ioannou's Marlboro Road home.
Assistant Cheshire County Attorney Keith Clouatre argued against reducing her bail, saying her alleged conduct after the accident indicates she is a danger to the community.
"The charge here, judge, is the conduct after, the sheer abhorrence of the damage done. The person was left to die by the side of the road," Clouatre said.
Clouatre said Burroughs' history with the district court in recent years include a probation violation and a contempt of court charge and shows "her inability to follow conditions to put into place."
Burke said he would take the reduction request under advisement and that perhaps a bail hearing court be held soon in Cheshire County Superior Court. He added because she waived the probable cause hearing the case is to be bound over to the Superior Court.
"I don't have any jurisdiction of this case once it is bound over," he said. "From a court standpoint, the case is gone."
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Burroughs' family members, who have declined to comment, attended the hearing, as did friends of Ioannou.
Ioannou came from a private, traditional Greek family, and the court hearing was too much for them to attend, said Peter Clark of Keene.
"They are destroyed," Clark said of Ioannou's family.
Clark said he was Ioannou's best friend, and a large community of his friends has been affected by his death.
"We don't want to let him go," he said.
To carry on the generous nature of Ioannou, the group of friends has started the Keon Ioannou Memorial Trust Fund at Citizen's Bank in Keene.
Donations to the fund will first go to cover Ioannou's funeral expenses, he said.
Clark said there are several ideas of what the fund would be used for next, including a dog adoption program and possibly cooking school scholarships for Keene High School students.
"We're going to do good things in Keon's name, as much as we can. For such a sweet, sweet guy to go in such a horrific way," Clark said. "Try to find a picture of Keon where he's not smiling. He was so generous, he did everything for everyone."


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"My reputation suffered serious damage during the 15 months between my arrest and the SFO conceding that they had no grounds for holding me as a suspect," Tchenguiz said in a statement on Monday.
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A hearing was held on Monday morning in London's High Court, with a trial provisionally scheduled for January 2014 and expected to last for eight weeks, the statement said.
Last month the Iranian-born brothers won the lion's share of their multi-million pound costs in their legal battle against the Serious Fraud Office over the bungled probe.
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Dave Wiegel's not a bad guy at all. I like him, personally, based on brief meetings.
But... come on. The "right wing correspondent" gets his spin from the exact same place the left wing correspondent does?
The specific sins he confesses to here are small beans stuff, but what the hell is the "right wing correspondent" doing on JournoList?
Thanks to Ricky.
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Book & lyrics by Steven Sater; music by Duncan Sheik
choreographed by Bill T. Jones; directed by Michael Mayer
Runs through August 5th at Atlantic Theatre Company
336 West 20th Street (Between 8th and 9th Avenues)
Tickets through www.telecharge.com
Photo by Monique Carboni
Groping in the dark: Lea Michele and Johnathan Groff feel their way to sexual enlightenment in Michael Mayers adaptation of Spring Awakening.
Smells like teen spirit
Spring Awakening is passionate, exciting and underdeveloped
By Rachel Fershleiser
A century ago, German playwright Frank Wedekinds Spring Awakening was finally produced, fifteen years after it was written. The controversial drama, about a group of naïve teenagers whose budding sexual urges lead them to disaster, was intermittently edited or outright banned until the early nineteen seventies. Last week an uncensored rock-musical adaptation debuted at Atlantic Theater Company. At its heart, it seems to be an allegory of sex education, a theme that retains its relevance in the Bush years. But the litany of problems addressed teen sex, masturbation, homosexuality, suicide, child abuse, abortion once so scandalous, comes off more like a musical episode of Degrassi Junior High.
The production is impassioned but vastly imperfect, with a score by pop star Duncan Shiek and book and lyrics by frequent Shiek-collaborator Steven Sater, who has set Spring Awakening in its original era. It features period costumes, German character names, and teenagers who wonder where babies come from. It also features an on-stage band, music video choreography, and uniformed schoolboys and pigtailed young girls who pull mikes from their pockets and rock out. What is initially jarring soon begins to work the musical numbers dont feel anachronistic because they take place, not in 1890s provincial Germany, but in the minds of the blossoming boys and girls who live there. Since long before the advent of rock and roll, adolescents have existed in a kind of double consciousness trying to fit in at school and at home, while silently screaming inside.
Spring Awakening is at its best when it is angry. An early scene in which a Latin class explodes into imagined rebellion is electric, powerful, and an indication of this productions potential. As the boys scream into their microphones, pump their fists and stomp their feet, their knickers and knee socks suddenly read as skinny jeans in a Williamsburg rock club. On closer inspection, it appears that the most rebellious of the bunch are even wearing Chuck Taylors with their nineteenth-century suits.
John Gallagher, Jr, a standout in plays like Kimberly Akimbo and Rabbit Hole, and also an indie rock musician, best embodies this physicality and sound. As the troubled Moritz, he maintains a taut intensity, even through sex jokes and dance numbers. As Melchior, the nihilistic golden boy, and Wendla, the doomed beauty, Jonathan Groff and Lea Michele are likeable if distant. Micheles line delivery is often hysterical and never believable, but then, none of these characters really breathe. Instead they are stylistic portraits, everykids who express the fears and desires of being fourteen in an increasingly complicated world.
The many adult characters in Spring Awakening are secondary, all portrayed by two actors, and their constant condescension drones like the mwah, mwah of Peanuts cartoons. The theatre space, too, becomes a voice of oppression; Atlantic operates out of a converted church, all heavy exposed brick and gothic doorways. Four musicians and twenty audience members seated on stage provide the constant surveillance that can be so aggravating in adolescence. Perhaps if these teens had the freedom of drivers licenses to look forward to, things would have ended less tragically for all of them.
The score is pleasant pop rock, but largely forgettable. The best song is another moment of rage, a full cast head-banging freak-out called Totally Fucked. Other songs can be as irksome as that one is exhilarating. I try and just kick it, but then, what can I do? the girls sing sweetly, channeling N Sync, Weve all got our junk, and my junk is you. Other cringe-worthy top 40 homages include Moritzs curiosity about what it feels like for a woman and Melchiors positively Britney-ish observation that hes both a man and a child. Bill T. Joness choreography, which so perfectly embodies teen angst in upbeat numbers, devolves in sentimental ones to creepy caresses. One gesture frequently performed by both genders appears to be a home breast exam.
Despite a well-received American Songbook concert staging at Lincoln Center and several workshops, the show still cries out for dramaturgy. Michael Mayers sharp and dynamic production is thrilling to watch, but the script suffers from over-earnestness and clichés. Spring Awakening, is in essence, much like the part of life it portrays problematic and frustrating, but crackling with energy and a sense that something new and wonderful might just be floating on the horizon.
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Lucile Anderson, 89 - February 20, 2008
Lucile C. Wahl Anderson, 89, of Gothenburg, formerly of Cozad and Eustis, died Sunday, Feb. 17, 2008, at the Hilltop Estates in Gothenburg.
Memorial services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 21, at the American Lutheran Church of Cozad with the Rev. Terry Pool officiating. A private inurnment will take place at the East Cemetery at Eustis.
Anderson was the first child born to Otto and Sophie (Yeutter) Bartruff in a farmhouse north of Eustis on Dec. 1, 1918. She was baptized and confirmed at the Eustis Methodist Church.
She attended rural school north of Eustis and graduated with the final class of the old Eustis High School building in 1936.
Anderson had taught rural school in Dawson County and took education courses at Kearney as well.
Following the death of her mother in 1941, she became the caregiver of her younger siblings, a role she never relinquished, according to family members.
She was united in marriage to Lorenz Wahl on Dec. 27, 1945, after he returned from World War II. The couple pursued farm life on the Wahl homestead, which they bought from his parents.
Following her husband's accidental death on Feb. 15, 1972, she remained on the farm and took a job in the housekeeping department at the Cozad Community Hospital.
On March 16, 1974, she married Harland "Harley" Anderson. She and her husband enjoyed country life, traveling and other benefits of retirement, said family members.
Following the death of her husband in 1978, she moved to Cozad in February of 1979. In November of 2005, she moved to Stone Hearth Estates in Gothenburg and in December of 2006, she moved to Hilltop Estates.
Anderson was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church at Eustis, and later the American Lutheran Church in Cozad. She was active in the women's organizations and Bible study. She was also a member of the Cozad Community Hospital Auxiliary, the Eustis American Legion Auxiliary, Gothenburg quilters group, a craft club and Cozad Bridge clubs as well as playing Marathon Bridge.
She enjoyed sewing, quilting, gardening, reading, visiting with her neighbors, friends and family, and spending time with her grandchildren, according to family members. Sharing the process of hard work and doing things right with others was important to her and brought her joy.
Anderson was preceded in death by: her parents, Otto and Sophie; her first husband, Lorenz Wahl; her second husband, Harland; her stepmother and closest farm neighbor, Urcel Bartruff; granddaughter, Amelia Cathryn Rupe; two brothers—Junior and Lloyd; stepsister, Patricia (Marvin) Taylor.
Survivors include: her daughters—Cathryn (Randall) Rupe of Eustis and Lois (Matthew) Stebbins of Honolulu, HI; grandchildren—Graham (Katie) Rupe of Omaha, Adriane Stebbins (Jeremiah Jackson) of Newport, RI, Eton Stebbins (girlfriend, Vanya Dafklova), both students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln; and Wyatt Stebbins, who currently engages in missionary trip guiding for young people in Costa Rica and Ecuador; great-grandson, George Rupe and future grandson due to be born in April; two brothers—Vern Bartruff and Robert (Evelyn) Bartruff, all of Eustis; four sisters—Doris (Robert) Hotchkiss of Fergus Falls, MN, Betty Rieker of Farnam, Marjory (Kenneth) Kugler of Johnson Lake and Diane (Danny) Easterday of Eustis; sister-in-law, Karen Wahl of Elwood; brother-in-law, Edwin Wahl of Lincoln; numerous nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews and friends.
Memorials are suggested to the church or the donor's choice.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at berrymanfuneralhome.com.
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By Karen Brooks
AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A federal judge on Monday blocked the provision of a sweeping new Texas abortion law that requires doctors performing the procedure to have an agreement with a local hospital to admit patients, handing a partial victory to supporters of the right to abortion.
The Texas law was the most fiercely debated proposal to restrict such procedures in the United States this year. Passed in July, the law sparked an unsuccessful filibuster by Democratic state Senator Wendy Davis, which propelled her into the national spotlight and encouraged her to announce a run for governor.
The Texas law is the most sweeping of a host of measures passed in recent years, which seek to put tight restrictions on abortion in Republican-led states even though the national right to abortion was granted in a 1973 U.S. Supreme Court decision.
"The act's admitting-privileges provision is without a rational basis and places a substantial obstacle in the path of a woman seeking an abortion of a nonviable fetus," U.S. District Judge Lee Yeakel wrote in his opinion.
The provision that a doctor have an agreement with a hospital within 30 miles of the clinic, was one of several set to go into effect on Tuesday. Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers filed the lawsuit, saying the new law would make it harder for Texas women to get abortions.
Yeakel gave a more nuanced opinion on a second provision of the new law which tightens rules for administering the so-called abortion pill. He said the requirement that abortion providers follow stricter federal guidelines in administering the abortion drug RU-486 could go ahead, except when a physician determines there is a medical emergency to preserve the life and health of the mother.
A ban on abortions in Texas after 20 weeks gestation will go into effect on Tuesday as it was not challenged by the lawsuit. A requirement that facilities where abortions are performed meet the standards of hospital emergency centers is set to take effect next year.
Texas Governor Rick Perry, a champion of the new law who called a special session of the legislature to overcome Davis' filibuster, criticized the court ruling and said the state would continue to fight to implement the law.
"Today's decision will not stop our ongoing efforts to protect life and ensure the women of our state aren't exposed to any more of the abortion-mill horror stories that have made headlines recently," Perry, a Republican, said in a statement.
Planned Parenthood praised the decision, saying it would allow more than a dozen clinics in Texas to continue operating. Few clinics had been successful in obtaining agreements with hospitals for their physicians, the group said.
"Today's ruling marks an important victory for Texas women and sends a clear message to lawmakers: It is unconstitutional for politicians to pass laws that take personal, private decisions away from women and their doctors," said Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America.
The court ruling on Monday is expected to be appealed to the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, which has shown in the past that it is willing to reverse lower court decisions on abortion.
In 2012, another federal judge in Austin struck down the state's law requiring women to get a transvaginal ultrasound before abortions. The appeals court reversed that decision and the ultrasound law has gone into effect.
Nine states, including Texas, passed laws requiring doctors to have admitting privileges, but they are in effect only in Kansas, Tennessee and Utah, said Elizabeth Nash, state issues manager for the Guttmacher Institute, a research organization which supports the right to abortion.
Laws were blocked by courts in four other states and has not yet taken effect in Arizona, Nash said.
Some 18 states, including Texas, have enacted laws restricting drug-induced abortions or holding them to the stricter federal guideline, Nash said. Such laws have gone into effect in 14 states, but have been blocked by legal action in North Dakota, Wisconsin, and Oklahoma, and are being challenged in Iowa, she said.
The lawsuit is Planned Parenthood of Greater Texas Health Services v. Abbott, 13-862, U.S. District Court, Western District of Texas.
(Additional reporting by Kevin Murphy; Editing by Greg McCune and Bob Burgdorfer)


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New Study : Getting Fat is Contagious
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|Were the Flintstones a reflection of our past... or our future?
Happy Labor Day, boils and ghouls! (Sorry, couldn't resist a little Crypt Keeper impersonation there.)
On this great American holiday, I've decided to pay tribute to two of our country's greatest traditions: cartoon shows and post apocalyptic fiction. You might think that these two are mutually exclusive, but that's where you're wrong. In fact, one of our most beloved animated institutions might secretly be a fictional post-apocalytpic scenario! Which one is that, you ask?
Why, The Flintstones of course! Yes, the familiar saga of Fred, Wilma, Barney, and the whole Bedrock gang might well be a terrifying glimpse of Things To Come!
I'll let an expert discuss it. Here is teletherapist Dr. Will Miller describing the venerable cartoon show in his brilliant 1996 book, Why We Watch: Killing the Gilligan Within:
See That Mushroom Cloud? Meet The Flintstones!
Ironically, one of the most futuristic shows of all time was The Flintstones. many viewers assume it depicts an ancient past. Nonsense! The Flintstones is actually a show about a terrifying future! The program first come on the air in 1960, at the very height of tension between the United States and the Soviet Union. Every citizen lived in dread fear of being annihilated in a nuclear war. School children participated in drills hiding under their desks while homeowners built bomb shelters in their backyard. It was a terrifying time.
What if the worst happened? Suppose there was a full exchange of missiles with Russia and indeed the earth was laid waste -- the entire country was leveled by the blasts! Now imagine that a tiny remnant of people surived in small numbers across the land. As they picked themselves up and began the daunting task of rebuilding their lives, it is certain that they would re-create a middle-class life out of the primitive materials available to them from the now scorched earth. The civilization they would construct would look astonishingly like -- Bedrock!
Thus The Flintstones is actually a fantastic dream vision of a post-apocalyptic American community that survived the nightmare of a nuclear holocaust! Next time you watch, you should feel profoundly grateful that The Flintstones did not become a reality for us! in fact, have you written anyone in authority to express your thanks? Why not send a note to the government and say "thank you for saying 'NO' to the Flintstones!"
(Miller, pgs. 88-89)
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Americans Lose Their Taste for Cereal, Soda and Soap
Makers of Consumer Staples Resort to Aggressive Discounts as Shoppers Struggle to Open Their Wallets
Makers of consumer staples are resorting to aggressive discounts to overcome an unexpectedly persistent problem: Their industry is barely growing.
For decades, Americans' purchases of basics like laundry soap and toothpaste roughly kept pace with the rate of growth in the overall economy. But that rule of thumb no longer applies, which is bad news for billion-dollar brands like Tide and Colgate.


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Gov. Sean Parnell announced in July that Alaska would not create a state-run health insurance exchange, and he is sticking by that, Parnell spokeswoman Sharon Leighow said Tuesday.
Under the federal Affordable Care Act, each state is supposed to have an exchange, a marketplace where residents can shop for private health insurance and apply for federal subsidies to help pay for it, if they are eligible.
States can create the exchanges on their own, or do it in partnership with the federal government, or leave the whole project to the U.S. Department of Health and Social Services.
The deadline for states to declare that they'll run their own health exchange is Friday.
Alaska will neither do that, nor partner with the federal government on a joint exchange, Leighow said.
In rejecting a state-run plan last July, Parnell said, "Federally mandated programs should be paid for by federal dollars."
Democratic U.S. Sen. Mark Begich said if the state took control, it could have joined with some other states and created a bigger pool for Alaskans wanting to buy insurance.
An estimated 118,000 Alaskans are uninsured, he said.
The exchanges will work similarly to what happens when you buy a plane ticket on Expedia, Begich said. "It's a one-stop shop for individuals. ... Because you're part of a larger group, therefore there are shared risks. It would be cheaper than if you were out looking individually."
The health exchanges grew out of an earlier bill that had bi-partisan support, and was targeted at helping small businesses get better insurance by creating a larger pool, Begich said.
"It's one of the easiest things to help small businesses," he said.
Democratic state Sen. Hollis French, who sponsored a bill to set up a state-run exchange, said, "You always want to have your voice influencing events. ... Who knows best? Who's close to the problem? There are many instances where your local knowledge is superior to a bureaucrat in Washington."
French's bill never got to a vote in the Legislature.
A spokesman for U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, said since Alaska has a small population and an "enclosed health care system with few health care providers to create a great degree of competition," it may not make much difference whether the federal government or the state runs a health exchange.
Murkowski spokesman Matthew Felling said, "... it is unlikely that in a state like Alaska with few insurers, and without the ability to buy insurance across state lines, that health care costs will be reduced in any meaningful way."
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Breast Pump Order: Medela is planning to ship the requested breast pumps the week of August 26, 2013. Please remember that the following procedure must be followed in order to verify receipt of shipment for payment and to send the required WIC tags.
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Prosecutors are asking a grand jury to weigh whether Hernandez should be charged in the shooting death of two men in Boston last July.
Investigators believe Hernandez was worried Lloyd had information about the double homicide.
Judge Daniel O'Shea delayed Hernandez's probable cause hearing until Aug. 22 to give prosecutors more time to present evidence.
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Well, now you've got to give Sidney Crosby credit for doing more than just emerging as a face the NHL can sell its game on and being a point-producing superstar that could finish his career with a boatload of individual and team trophies by the time his career ends.
Crosby finally did away with the useless tradition of the conference winner not touching the trophy after clinching a Stanley Cup semifinal series victory because the "only goal in the Stanley Cup." Last night, after Pittsburgh downed Carolina, 4-1, to complete a four-game sweep, Crosby hoisted the Prince of Wales Trophy and then skated off with it with his teammates.
"We just wanted to change things up," Crosby said. "We didn't touch it last year. Might as well grab it and get a picture with it and move on and go after the one we really want."
Let's hope this trend continues for the foreseeable future. The Detroit Red Wings, one win away from capturing the West title, are too old school to break tradition. So don't expect to see captain Nicklas Lidstrom hoisting any trophies not named after Lord Stanley. But if Chicago comes back in this season's Western Conference finals, or any of the up-and-coming clubs earn a berth to the Cup final in the years ahead, let's hope they follow Crosby's lead. That includes you, Zdeno Chara, if you in your role as Boston Bruins captain get to be part of such a celebration in the spring of 2010 or 2011.
Crosby, who didn't score a goal in Game 4 but set up Bill Guerin's back-breaking goal, and the Pens are now headed back to the Stanley Cup final, where they lost to Detroit last season. The Red Wings could be the opponent again, and some Penguins players are hoping to get another crack at the defending champs.
Although it was a foregone conclusion Pittsburgh would win the series after taking a three-games-to-none lead, the bounces in Game 4 made it easier to complete the sweep. Max Talbot's goal deflected into the air and eluded Cam Ward's glove, a sure sign the Penguins were destined to repeat as conference champs.
There's still a chance Chicago could win three straight and create a rematch of the 1992 Cup final, but more likely Detroit will finish off the Blackhawks. And history shows that the Wings of the modern era rarely lose in the finals, as they've won the last four times they've played for the Cup. But Crosby & Co. are all about breaking traditions these days, aren't they?


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Top 4 Trucks - The Best Of 2010Posted in Features on January 1, 2011
Every year, the off-road staff uses January's issue to reflect back on all the trucks we've shown over the past year and choose our four favorite trucks that showed up in 2010.
We hope you think they're worth a second look, too.
Big Boy's Back
(May 2010)
We are fortunate to have the opportunity to photograph and sometimes climb into the passenger seat of some pretty amazing trucks. After doing what we do for several years, you would think it would get old. Then Matt Pike's '83 Dodge Ramcharger gets discovered and our entire staff gets excited. Pick up any issue of OFF-ROAD over the past 20-plus years and we would argue that you wouldn't find a truck as cool as this one. Classic style, old-school quarter-elliptic four-link suspension and Bob's Big Boy slapped on both sides. When we began selecting this year's Top 4 Trucks, we all quickly put Matt's truck on the board.
Vehicle: '83 Dodge Ramcharger
Owner: Matt Pike
Chassis: 4130 chromoly
Engine: Mopar 440ci V-8
Drivetrain: Dana 44, Ford 9-inch, Dodge 727 tranny
Suspension: Front straight axle, rear quarter elliptic four-link, Fox shocks
Steering: Lee power with custom mounting
Brakes: CNC six-piston
Tires/wheels: Walker Evans bead locks, BFG Baja T/A
Interior: Auto Meter, PCI, Lowrance, Mastercraft
Other Parts: KC HiLites lamps
Favorite Off-Road Area: Racing SCORE and BITD
Walking The Line
(May 2010)
Rex Rajewski showed us what's possible if you start out with the right platform and the right powertrain. Rex first purchased the fullsize '00 Chevy 1500 as a tow rig for an S-10 project, but found that the standard cab/shortbed combo was an ideal off-road canvas on which to paint some metallic artistry.
The 5.3L Vortec V-8 packs a respectable punch, even bone stock, so it was kept under the hood. Rex then concentrated on building a bumper-to-bumper rollcage and one-off custom suspension.
The long-travel front end is based on a BMS hub that's way stronger than stock. There are 18 inches of wheel travel on tap. The rear suspension is a Rex-built four-link cycling 28 inches.
Anything else? Low-slung door bars make it easy to enter and exit, and the stock smog equipment is present and functional.
You can't miss Rex's Chevy. It's bright yellow, and the performance stands out further than the color.
Vehicle: '00 Chevy Silverado 1500 2WD
Owner/Hometown: Rex Rajewski/ Sun City, CA
Engine: 5.3L Vortec V-8 with K&N intake and filter system, Edelbrock headers, Mac Products muffler, Hypertech power programmer
Transmission: Stock 4L60-E
Front suspension: Complete owner-built long-travel system. Six inches wider per side, 18 inches of travel. Lower arms are boxed plate, uppers are round tubing. BMS spindle and hub kit integrated into custom steering knuckle. King coilover and bypass shocks, King bumpstops.
Rear suspension: Owner-built four-link system with 28 inches of travel. Stock rear axle retained, but trussed and tabbed for four-link. Oceanside Driveline two-piece driveshaft. Fox coilovers, King bypass shocks, King bumpstops.
Ring and pinion ratio: 4.11:1
Tires: BFG Mud Terrain T/A, 35x12.50R17
Chassis: Stock frame retained, but strengthed with a complete bumper-to-bumper rollcage built by Rex. Both chromoly and DOM tubing were used, 1.5x0.120-wall. Both MIG and TIG welding were used during the build.
Interior: Stock dash notched for rollcage tubing. Kartek seats, Crow harnesses,CNC brake pedal and dual master cylinders.
Favorite off-roading places: Ocotillo Wells and Plaster City/Superstition
Tundra Power
(July 2010)
Will Browne's '89 Toyota 4Runner doesn't jump out at you, even though it flies through the air with the greatest of ease. Beneath that stealthy exterior is a 4.7L iForce Tundra V-8. As if the V-8 swap weren't enough, Will built his own adapter to mate the iForce to his stock manual five-speed. Pure genuis.
Instead of going with fiberglass fenders and bedsides, Will found a custom motorcycle fabricator who pulled off a clean flaring job with real steel.
Long-travel front and rear suspension, consisting of a Total Chaos Gen II Caddy Kit up front and custom Deaver spring-under leaf packs in the rear, gets the V-8 power to the ground.
It was a no-brainer to pick Will's 4Runner as a Top 4 choice.
Vehicle: '89 Toyota 4Runner
Owner/Hometown: Will Browne/ Corona, California
Engine: 4.7LToyota Tundra i-Force V-8
Induction: Stock EFI, K&N intake tube and filter, custom air filter box
Transmission: Stock R-150F manual 5-speed rebuilt by Marlin Crawler
Transfer case: Stock chain-driven Toyota V-6 type
Front end: Total Chaos Gen II Caddy Kit, T.C. idler arm, and T.C. King Kong steering. Fox coilovers and bumpstops. T-100 axle shafts. Custom-machined inner CV bells. Travel: 13 inches.
Rear end: Toyota V-6 Prerunner with wheel spacers. Deaver spring-under leaf packs, and Browne-built four-link. Doetsch Tech shocks, Fox bumpstops, and stock bump stops. Travel: 13 inches
Ring and Pinion: 4.10:1
Front Differential: Stock open differential
Rear Differential: Stock open differential. (Note: Open differentials are great for preserving the drivetrain. You won't get as much traction, but you'll also avoid some types of breakage.)
Tires: 33x12.50R15 BFG Mud Terrain T/A
Wheels: American Racing 15x8
Future Plans: Full rollcage, suspension seats, and more trips to Baja.
KW Flyer
(November 2010)
Any avid OFF-ROAD reader will tell you that the Ford Ranger is easily a favorite choice among Southern California desert rats. You can pick them up on the cheap, modify them for much less than comparable trucks and parts are simple to find. But, considering how common they are, it took us a long while to find one that would stand out enough to make our Top 4. Kenny Walker's '86 is one of the cleanest, well-built Ranger's you will find in the desert. This 1400 Class Ford found its way flying into the November issue and has now firmly landed as a Top 4 Truck in this January special.
Vehicle: '86 Ford Ranger
Owner: Kenny Walker, KW Fabworx
Chassis: 1.75-inch 4130 chromoly race built by KW Fabworx
Engine: 302ci V8 Ford
Drivetrain: Speedway 9-inch, 5.14 gears, spool
Suspension: Custom three-link, equal length I-beams, King shocks
Steering: Howe with custom modifications
Brakes: Wilwood
Tires/wheels: 15x8 American Racing, 35-inch Goodyear MT/R, OMF bead locks
Interior: Auto Meter, Momo, Art Carr, PRP, Crow, PCI Race Radios pumper, Racer X race radio, Lowrance GPS
Other Parts: Baja Designs, Pro Comp, Ron Davis, Racer X, Hanneman fiberglass
Favorite Off-Road Area: Racing MDR, MORE, and SNORE


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BRUSSELS (AP) — More than 300 Afghan soldiers and policemen are dying each month as the Afghan national security forces assume increasing responsibility for the war, military officials said Monday.
Afghan Defense Ministry spokesman Gen. Mohammad Zahir Azimi said deaths have risen in the past year as the army and police have taken over the lead role for security in areas covering 75 percent of the country's population. He said on average 110 soldiers and 200 policemen have been killed in action each month.
Azimi, speaking to reporters at NATO headquarters by video conference from Kabul, did not specify by how much those numbers had grown this year.
In contrast, fatalities among NATO soldiers have fallen steadily since mid-2012. This coincided with the drawdown of foreign troops, who are scheduled to end their combat role in 2014.
U.S. President Barack Obama has pledged to wind down the 11-year-old war, even as the U.S. Congress and some NATO allies press for an accelerated withdrawal. The intent, approved by NATO in 2010, is to remove combat forces by the end of 2014 but to continue yet-to-be-defined security assistance.
The number of U.S. and NATO troops has decreased steadily throughout this year, from a peak of about 140,000 to just over 100,000 now. Commanders are now drawing up plans for the drawdown to continue into 2014.
In July, 45 U.S. and NATO troops died from all causes, in August 53, in September 27, in October 23, and in November 17, according to statistics compiled by The Associated Press.
"The capability of the Afghan (security forces) has really increased, and we are capable of taking over security for all of Afghanistan by 2014," Azimi said.
But while troops can take on the Taliban insurgents in battle, the military still has deficiencies in the nascent air force, military intelligence, fire support capabilities, and in the engineering and demining branches, he said.
Maj. Gen. Jim Ferron, deputy commander of NATO's training mission, said there had been a delay in reaching the full recruitment goal of 352,000 Afghan troops and police due to the vetting procedures put in place after a spate of insider attacks on NATO troops.
Originally, the security forces were planned to reach the 352,000 figure before the end of 2012, but this will not take place until next February or March, Ferron said.
The beefed-up vetting procedures for potential recruits include getting letters of recommendation from tribal elders, numerous interviews, biometric registration and other measures, he said.
This year, more than 60 NATO service members have been killed in attacks by members of the Afghan security forces or insurgents dressed in their uniforms. Dozens of Afghan troops also have died in similar attacks.


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Bert Callahan, 78 - June 16, 2010
Bert Callahan, 78, of Brady, formerly of Gothenburg, died Saturday, June 12, 2010, at the Gothenburg Memorial Hospital.
Services were June 16 at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel in Gothenburg with the Rev. Larry Viter officiating. Interment was at the Gaslin Cemetery.
Callahan was preceded in death by: his wife, Carrie Joan Callahan on April 10, 2010; his parents, Fred Willis and Molly Callahan; siblings—Willis "Bill" John Callahan, Ambrose "Pat" Patrick Callahan, Fedrick "Fritz" James Callahan, Julia "Irene" Lind, Josephine "Amy" Lind, "Mary" Rose Thibodeaux; infant sisters—Lillian Callahan and Hazel Mary Gertrude Callahan.
Survivors include: his daughters—Donna (Buddy) Anderson of Gothenburg and Tammy Jo Callahan of Brady; a son, Randy Callahan of Gothenburg; brother, Paul "Bud" Callahan of Brady; granddaughters—Angela (Cliff) English, Jennifer (Derreck) Furse, Cheri (Eddie) Mayers, Ann (Deacon) Howell, Angel Anderson, Candy Anderson and Jakeh (Jake) White; 17 great-grandchildren; sisters-in-law—Mary (Adrian) Szwanek of North Platte, Ruth Callahan and Joan Anderson, both of Gothenburg, and Joan Anderson of Denver; numerous nieces, nephews and extended family members.
For a complete obituary, see the print edition of the Gothenburg Times or purchase an e-subscription for only $25 per year for the complete paper on-line each Wednesday afternoon.
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Doris Hirsch, 87 - September 19, 2007
Doris Aileene Hirsch, 87, of Gothenburg, died Friday, Sept. 14, 2007, at Gothenburg Memorial Hospital.
Services were held on Tuesday, Sept. 18, at the American Lutheran Church of Gothenburg with the Rev. Matthew Groenke officiating. Burial took place at Ft. McPherson National Cemetery.
Hirsch was born on March 2, 1920, at Omaha, the daughter of Robert G. and Dora Belle (Morton) Lynch. She grew up at Roseland and attended Roseland Public Schools.
After graduating high school, she attended Hastings College, double majoring in music and art. In 1941, she received a bachelor's degree in both.
In the spring of 1943, Hirsch entered the U.S. Navy. She attended boot camp at Hunter College in New York City, and after boot camp, took six months of advanced training in music at the College of William and Mary at Williamsburg, VA, and was then stationed at the Navy base in New London, CT. She served as an assistant to the Navy Chaplain.
On Oct. 28, 1947, she was united in marriage to Harlen Arthur Hirsch. To this union, three children were born, Victoria, Valerie and Gregory.
She worked as an educator and a principal, teaching in Clovis, NM, Anselmo-Merna and Gothenburg Public Schools. She also taught and was principal at 100-R Elementary School.
Hirsch was involved in the Community Playhouse, was a 4-H club leader, was involved in the cancer support group, a dance club and the Extension Club, was a Senior Center volunteer and served on its governing board.
?She enjoyed sewing and creating porcelain dolls, but her favorite passion was music, according to family members. She enjoyed playing the piano, and with her talents, she served as choir director at the American Lutheran Church, and also helped with the Wings program. She was also very proud of being Mrs. Senior Nebraska in 1991, the family said.
Hirsch was preceded in death by: her husband, Harlen A. Hirsch; her parents, Robert G. and Dora Belle Lynch; a sister, Madelyn Tewes.
Survivors include: her son, Gregory Lynn (Robin) Hirsch of Gothenburg; two daughters—Victoria Lue (Gary) Boyer of LaCygne, KS, and Valerie Kay (Bradley) Brooks of Orange County, CA; seven grandchildren—Terri (Brad) Morrow, Heath (Margaret) Mann, Brandon (Andrea) Mann, Trent (Kristi) Hovie, Tracy Hovie, Jobey Brooks, Ryan Boyer and Regan Boyer; eight great-grandchildren—Taylor, Paul, Sydney, Suzannah, Ellen, Madelyn, Lillian and Talan.
Memorials are suggested to the Make-a-Wish Foundation of Nebraska, 11926 Arbor St., Suite 102, Omaha, NE 68144.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.blase strauser.com. Arrangements have been placed in the care of Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel of Gothenburg.
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BC Lions (4-6) at Calgary (7-3)
Wow, what a difference a couple of weeks make. Going into last week's game between Toronto and BC there was optimism for both teams – each club had won the week before and looked good doing so.
BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS (4-6) vs. CALGARY STAMPEDERS (7-3)
Date/Time: Saturday, September 17, 7:00 PM ET
Venue: McMahon Stadium, Calgary, Alberta
Broadcast: TSN
Lions vs. Stamps Betting Lines from betonline.com
Spread: Stamps -5
Moneyline: Lions +185: Stamps -215
Over/Under: 50 ½ points
A Western Conference showdown highlights Week 12 of the CFL when the BC Lions, winners of three straight games and four of five overall travel to Calgary to take of a Stampeders team that sits atop the CFL standings and is coming off an impressive win over provincial rivals – Edmonton. With BC coming on strong, the Stamps will be looking to squash momentum and to create a little more space between themselves and the hard-charging Lions.
BC has been a different team since the acquisition of Arland Bruce. It is amazing how one player's presence can change the attitude and the results of a Football club. I know that the Lions had the benefit of playing the lowly Argonauts the last two weeks but there is no denying that the team looked good in every aspect of the game.
Travis Lulay passed for 263 yards last week and once again was able to limit any game-changing mistakes. He has been effective in using all of his weapons downfield – weapons that have had more room since Arland Bruce arrived in town. The passing game is clicking but the running game is still rather underwhelming – last in the CFL with an average of 96.2 yards rushing per game.
Calgary laid an egg two weeks ago against Edmonton but more than made up for it last week. They are as balanced an offense as we've seen from them in a long while. Last week, the running game was responsible for an impressive 182 yards while the passing game added 316. Henry Burris is playing well and has two of the best receivers in the CFL – Nik Lewis and Ken-Yon Rambo at his disposal. Calgary is good and should be amped for their third straight Western Conference foe.
Betting Prediction: The BC Lions have won two of the last three meeting between the clubs. Surprisingly, the Calgary Stampeders are just 2-3 SU at home this season while they have gone 5-0 on the road.
This is a tough game to predict indeed. But one thing that I know – it will be a close game.
BC's Paul McCallum just may be the difference in this one.
With that belief, I'm taking the road team to at least cover the 5 points this week.
The West is about to get a lot tighter!
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Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 07/19/2012 02:28 PM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]
Howtoforge posted a tutorial about setting up ISPConfig 3 with Apache 2 on CentOS 6.3
This tutorial shows how to prepare a CentOS 6.3 x86_64 server for the installation of ISPConfig 3, and how to install ISPConfig 3. ISPConfig 3 is a webhosting control panel that allows you to configure the following services through a web browser: Apache web server, Postfix mail server, MySQL, BIND nameserver, PureFTPd, SpamAssassin, ClamAV, Mailman, and many more. Since version 3.0.4, ISPConfig comes with full support for the nginx web server in addition to Apache; this tutorial covers the setup of a server that uses Apache, not nginx.
The Perfect Server - CentOS 6.3 x86_64 (Apache2, Courier, ISPConfig 3)