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When Bob Avedisian (everyone calls him Mr. A) was beginning to pursue his Masters Degree in Special Education, he was informed that a new program had just opened up at WSU called Transition Planning.
They asked him if he was interested and he said, "I sure am."
Transition Planning when applied to Special Education allows you to develop programs and processes for those special education students that you are serving that assists them in moving to different levels of self sustainability.
Once Mr. A graduated with his Masters In Special Education: Transition Planning, he went to DPS looking for a job.
There were several other folks there too looking.
This lady walks out of the office and says, "Is there anyone here with a degree in Transition Planning?" He was the only one that stood up. The rest is history.
Mr. A is now the principal of Charles Drew Transition Center, a DPS school on the Westside. He has 620 students.
Inside the building it is a bright atmosphere with different murals on the wall and specialized classrooms for their needs. These students have mild to severe cognitive skills disabilities. Some have altruism.
There is a lot of activity inside the center from the store where students can buy food and snacks, to the clothing store and the wood shop. In the wood shop they make porch furniture, flower pots and other furniture for homes. Out in the back yard (huge back yard 3 acres) there is the Hoop House, inside here they grow vegetables and other plants. They harvest the vegetables for the cafeteria where they are served as food.
Students prepare and serve the food.
Mr. A says the main goal is to have these students develop individual plans for self sufficiency. Some become employed; others learn how to take care of themselves in their living arrangements. The most consist thing in this center is that these students smile and laugh. It is quite a learning experience to visit.
Bob Avedisian is truly an "Everyday Hero" Making a Difference
On a daily basis in spite of ones life's struggles and challenges, there are some people who reach out an make a positive impact on the lives of others.
That is why Local 4 and a prominent local clergyman, Rev. V. Lonnie Peek, Jr. have teamed up to find those people and tell their stories.
Do you know an everyday hero in your life? E-mail us and tell us about them.
About Rev. Lonnie Peek, Jr.
Rev. V. Lonnie Peek, Jr. located in Detroit in 1975. After teaching 2 years in DPS, he went to WSU receiving a Masters of Social Work, an activist on campus he created the Association of Black Students. He is an entrepreneur and serves on such civic boards as New Detroit, Inc, Detroit Riverfront Conservancy and the Detroit Economic Growth Corporation. With extensive radio background expanding 25 years, he writes a weekly column for the Michigan Chronicle. He has been a regular on local/ national television shows dealing with political and social issues An ordained minister and seminary graduate, he serves on the executive committee and is the public relations chairman for the Council of Baptist Pastors of Detroit and Vicinity and is Assistant Pastor at Greater Christ Baptist Church.
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Right now I do not think they are a better team than last year. They are weaker at backup PG and much weaker with their big guys. No one is close to replacing Brand - even an old Brand.
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I've just discovered that if you come in through the "What's New" link, you get the "Reply to" link, so you can post from there.
I've just discovered that if you come in through the "What's New" link, you get the "Reply to" link, so you can post from there.
For "reply with quote", I have to click on that button twice in order to continue. Afraid that I feel Admin and team have fouled up terribly on this.
Going to end with a 'cool smiley' as see where/if it turns up!!!
It would seem that forum posters are getting a mixed bag of problems, probably depending on how our computers are set up. But, prior to the recent "maintenance", nobody appeared to be complaining. Admin have gone quiet, and no updates on progress have been given, so is it now fait accompli, and we'll just have to live with outcome? Terrible shame, because the site was so user friendly before.
I'm still having problems when using my I/Pad, earlier on tonight I couldn't post at all, as the reply link wasn't showing?And I'd I used the Reply With Quote link, I just got the log in page? How long do you think it will be before it's back to normal Mike?
I think there's more being done today to try and resolve - please keep posting in this thread with any issues that persist. I'm particularly interested in -Are you having any issues postingAre you having any issues replyingDoes the "what's new" button workAnd of course anything else that doesn't work as it did before.
I only managed to send you a P.M after going into the Help button? It seems to an ongoing problem, where on some nights I can't post anything, as the Reply link isn't even showing on the page?Then if you try using the Reply With Quote link, you just get a Log In Page?A lot of folk have given up completely?Cheers,Smudger.
Mike, not sure if you'll get this, altho' last few posts got through.
Cannot use what's new for posting.
Hit the reply with quote or quick reply boxes and neither will load so only way I can respond is the Reply to thread button on left hand side of screen.
Smileys don't work.
Using Windows 7 and Chrome (but it don't work on IE either as swapped over to try.


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Eric LeGrand will be placed on a motorized scooter Saturday and lead Rutgers onto the field. It will be an unbelievable moment for a lot of reasons.
LeGrand was paralyzed last year, and doctors initially believed he would never breath without a ventilator.
After he went down while making a tackle against Army, LeGrand was given at best a 5 percent chance of regaining any neurological function.
And most unbelievable of all, LeGrand is relatively lucky.
His tragedy was national news, his bills are paid for and millions of people have been inspired by his courage. But for every Eric LeGrand who is paralyzed in college football, there are eight high school players who will never walk again. Many will be forgotten and financially ruined.
"We had two go down in Texas this season," Eddie Canales. "One in Utah."
He tries to keep a tally from his home in San Antonio, Texas. That's where he runs Gridiron Heroes, which provides help to kids who've suffered spinal injuries.
I first ran across Canales last year, just after LeGrand was hurt. He was trying to get the NFL and NCAA to help his little shoestring operation.
The NFL will immerse itself in pink to fight breast cancer, but it doesn't like to dwell on the most catastrophic thing that could actually happen to a football player.
"It's still hard trying to get support within the football community," Canales said. "That's starting to change, but not as fast as needs to be done."
Not fast enough for Rocky Clark. He was paralyzed 11 years ago making a tackle for his Chicago-area high school. Clark received $5 million from the school district's catastrophic injury insurance.
That's enough for most people to live happily ever after. But most people don't have to retrofit their lives, breath through a ventilator or need round-the-clock care.
Medication alone was $70,000 a year. The money started running out and Clark's mom couldn't pay the mortgage. The bank foreclosed.
Canales said the house was just hours from being auctioned when Gridiron Heroes showed up at the courthouse with enough money to temporarily stop the sale.
With a budget of around $100,000, the organization can't save everybody's day. What it lacks in money it tries to make up for in emotional support and advice.
"No one's ever prepared for something like this," Canales said.
He should know. Canales' son Chris broke his neck in a game 10 years ago. Eddie quit his job as a bookstore manager at the University of Texas-San Antonio to take care of his son. They're familiar with the course these tragedies take.
There's an initial outpouring of sympathy. There are tributes, like the one last week in Utah where a team did not attempt an extra point when it got ahead, 26-0. Instead, the South Summit High Wildcats gathered and pointed at the scoreboard. It was in honor of their teammate, No. 26, Porter Hancock. He was paralyzed in game two weeks earlier.
Teammates and coaches don't forget the player, but life always moves on.
"It's human nature," Canales said.
According to the National Center for Catastrophic Sport Injury Research, 13 professional players have been paralyzed since 1977. We remember Mike Utley and Dennis Byrd.
We also remember Chucky Mullins, one of 33 collegians paralyzed in the past 34 years.
It's harder to remember names such as Jeremy Green or Zigwon Carter, two of the 243 high-schoolers paralyzed in that time.
The fortunate ones play for schools with catastrophic injury insurance. Even then, it's often hard to raise the $25,000 deductible.
Many kids end up on public assistance. Instead of famous players and pretty cheerleaders across America bedecked in pink, the high-schoolers have Canales and his son.
"We've been doing it without corporate sponsorship," Eddie said. "It's been a dad and his son pounding the street and creating awareness."
There are happy stories. Gridiron Heroes recently spearheaded a drive that bought a $60,000 van for a paralyzed player in Texas. Such acts got the notice of CNN, which named Canales a Top 10 Hero for 2011.
That came with a $50,000 grant. Canales is now up for Hero of the Year. That would mean a $250,000 grant. You can go to gridironheroes.org and cast your ballot.
"We could use the votes," Canales said.
He has followed LeGrand's progress. He knows far better than most what a special day Saturday will be.
"All that stuff with Eric is great," Canales said.
Like all those hundreds of fallen players, LeGrand deserves the cheers and support and admiration.
The only difference is he's getting them.


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As long as Aaron Rodgers is the quarterback of the Green Bay Packers, the window to a Super Bowl is open. The goal of the team's front office should be not to squander it.
While the offense could use a big, seam-busting receiving threat and someone to grab the center position by the horns, Rodgers and running back Eddie Lacy generally have that side of the football under control.
The best and quickest way to improve this Packers team is to upgrade the defense.
By adding Julius Peppers, general manager Ted Thompson made the organization's biggest splash in free agency since signing Charles Woodson in 2006. And it shouldn't end there.
When the Packers are on the clock with the 21st overall selection, the prediction here is Thompson will continue swinging for the fences and take Ohio State linebacker Ryan Shazier, a player predicted to be still on the board.
Obviously, this prediction assumes the Packers stay put and don't trade either up or down. And things could change based on how the draft unfolds in real time, but the guess more than 48 hours away is that Shazier will be available and the Packers will take him.
Shazier declared for the NFL Draft after his true junior season as a 4-3 weakside linebacker for the Buckeyes.
Playing at just 228 lbs. in his final season in college, the concern is that Shazier won't be able to hold up on the inside of a 3-4 defense like the Packers run, struggling to get off blocks from much bigger offensive linemen and being prevented from making the big plays he made in college (45.5 career tackles for a loss).
At the NFL Combine, however, Shazier weighed in at 237 lbs. and the extra nine pounds didn't appear to affect him in the least. His 42-inch leap in the vertical jump was the most of any player regarless of position and a display of the explosiveness he possesses.
Shazier also had the top broad jump of any linebacker (130 inches) and had one of the top five fastest three-cone drills (6.91 seconds) among players at his position.
Although a hamstring issue prevented him from running the 40-yard dash at the Combine, Shazier was clocked as low as 4.35 seconds (and as high as 4.41 seconds, according to Gil Brandt of NFL.com) at his pro day at Ohio State in March, showing the added weight didn't slow him down.
At this time of year, the desire to compare and contrast is unavoidable, and as such, observers are quick to juxtapose Shazier and Alabama's C.J. Mosley, thought to be two of the best inside linebackers in this year's Draft class. Whereas Mosley is stronger and stouter, capable of using his hands to stack and shed, Shazier has the higher ceiling.
Speed is Shazier's best quality. While some might worry that he'll struggle to disengage from blocks, the tradeoff is that he'll be able to avoid blocks with his quickness better than 99 percent of other linebackers.
Shazier is better able to find creases, knife his way into the backfied and make tackles behind the line of scrimmage. Such ability makes him the better pass rusher of the two, whether he's asked to blitz up the gut or occasionally come off the edge.
Arguably, Shazier is the more undisciplined player, liable to miss more tackles, but at just 21 years old, there's room for Shazier to grow, both from a learning standpoint and in defining his body—upper and lower.
Paired with an unselfish linebacker like A.J. Hawk willing to take on blockers, Shazier would be the perfect foil, free to react and attack. And thanks to his speed and fluidity, he could instantly become a three-down linebacker, able to stay stride for stride with receivers in pass coverage.
In Ted Thompson's tenure as general manager, he's recognized the unbelievably high expectations placed upon first round picks. Earning millions of dollars, there's already enough pressure from the fan base, so Thompson doesn't take chances from a character standpoint.
Shazier would seem to fit the same mold. Son of the team chaplain of the Miami Dolphins, Shazier considers himself a person of faith, integrity and discipline and doesn't have any red flags off the field.
Drafting a safety in the first round isn't out of the question in Green Bay either, and it could be a situation of "pick your poison" for Thompson on Thursday when the first round gets underway.
If Thompson passes on an inside linebacker in the first round, both Shazier and Mosley are likely to be gone by the time the Packers pick again with the 53rd overall selection.
Conversely, if they address inside linebacker in Round 1, the Packers may not have the opportunity to grab a safety like Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Calvin Pryor, Deone Buccanon, Jimmie Ward and Terrence Brooks in Round 2.
Might that influence them to trade down in Round 1 or trade up in Round 2 to get one player at each position?
We don't have much longer to find out.
Brian Carriveau is the author of the book "It's Just a Game: Big League Drama in Small Town America," and editor of Cheesehead TV's "Pro Football Draft Preview." To contact Brian, email [email protected].
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One Month Suspension? HGH Use Was Totally Worth It
Michael Marino, a Deputy Chief with the NYPD, has been suspended for 30 days for being caught using human growth hormone in 2007. A small price to pay for its invigorating effects!
The NYT reports that Marino is currently being sued by one of his officers who says he was retaliated against after speaking out about manipulation of crime statistics in his precinct. [Update: We also covered that case last month—for excerpts of the cop's lawsuit, see here.]
In the suit, Officer Schoolcraft claims Chief Marino was among several high-ranking officers who showed up at his home in Glendale on Oct. 31, 2009, and took him by force to a hospital for psychiatric observation. The suit claims Chief Marino placed his boot on Officer Schoolcraft's head as he was pinned down and said, "It didn't have to be like this."
Two years after HGH and still pinning down younger officers with ease. You can't get that with a protein shake!


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Chicago examiner monday a u . gißia otn price one cent ff'gfl £ asgg vol x no 243 a m monday Chicago september 30 1912 boy's leg is cut off to save girl ; both will live skin-grafting operation per-j formed successfully on newsboy rugh and ethel smith gary's prettiest girl it is too much to ask such a sacrifice she sobs meet-j ing cripple for first time on a table in the hospital t~hat a girl whom he never had seen until she was placed at his side on a hospital operating table might live william rugh r a gary ind newsboy yesterday allowed his crippled leg to be ampu ated and the skin grafted to the imbs of miss ethel smith the rettiest girl in gary the operation is without prece ent for unselfish heroism and in ertwined in it is the romance of the urgeon who performed it both rugh and the girl will live less than five weeks ago miss smith who is eighteen years old was severely burned while riding with ray roberts her sweetheart on his motorcycle fifty per cent f the skin was burned from her imbs sixty per cent would have caused her instant death though pitifully frail and ema eiated by intense suffering the lucky girl refused to accept rugh's her until last friday her condi tion was becoming rapidly worse nd dr j a craig who performed he operation was hastily summoned rom lebanon pa saturday yesterday dr craig was to have been married to miss mary arnold rormerly a nurse at the gary gen<>-»1 hospital st lebanon his wedding was po nned that le might return to gar.7 the meeting between thj crippled news oy and miss smith oa the operating table at the gary general hospital was dra matic miss smith was in teart too much to ask she sobs oh i just can't let you do this for me she sobbed way yjn fcave never even seen me it is too much to ask such • sacrifice both were visibly embarrassed but ugh was the calmer of the two my leg he declared has never been nything but a burden to me i am only oo happy to know that it will be of some ervlce to you miss smith smiled that smile rugh eclared after coming ont of the anaest hetic is his reward rush was the first one to enter the oper tlng room alone in the world he bade o friends or relatives good-by at the door le was placed on the operating table at o'clock a few minutes later miss smith was wheeled in she was accompanied to the oor of the room by her mother and ather mr and mrs charles smith her irother fern smith and her fiancee roy roberts assisted by drs frank smith i j prop er frank mcmichnels and clara fiiulfc er the latter of hobart ind dr craig started the operation at 2:13 both miss iniilh and rush were placed under anaes betics ansfers 150 square inches long strips nf flesh eaclj an inch wi<l were taken from lie crippled lesr of the ewsboy dipped into a saline solution and ourid to th limbs of miss smith a to al of 100 square inches of skin was trans erred in addition to the surgeons six urscs were in the operating room miss smith was the first to be removed rom the operating table engh'a crii.tili-,1 eg was then amputated and it was not ntil 4-/m o'clock that he was taken to is ward the operation said i>r craig last nlsrht n;is n remarkable success though we could not obtain quite enough skin to over miss smith's limbs granulation will of course make the deficit larger and a second skin grafting will be necessary thi however will not be performed for several i:ays iero in hospital for five weeks volunteers for the second operation have already appeared among them are chief of police joseph d martin captain au ust newman and roy roberts rugh it is expected v.ill be confined to the hospital for a period of five weeks lans have already been made by prom inent women in gary to supply him with t/t trtifleial leg when he is released from tfc hospital rugh was reluctant to leave his news ttand at the corner of sixth avenne and financier's wife who defies other woman mrs heinze scows rumors of a rival discredits report husband has resumed affair with mrs french new york sept 29 1 am firmly convinced that mr heinze lores me andj i know that i love him these rumors of estrangement anil of another woman's part in his life do not disturb me if i could stand the news of mr heinze affairs with mrs french three days before mj marriage to him i am sure that no report of a re newal of the affair can make any differ ence now mrs f augustus heinze formerly mrs rernue golden henderson emotional ac tress was calm with the confidence of perfect trust in her husband when she heard a report from fort worth texas that mrs lillian hobart french was in that city coincidentally with mr heinze's presence there on business mrs french a stately woman of the titian type is she who a few years ago was revealed as a disciple of anne odelia diss debar in the mahatma temple here and whose acquaintance with the copper kin k was then mentioned only three days before mr heinze's marriage to the cul tured and charming woman who is now his wife mrs french made public a declar ation that she had a prior claim to his affections and also to part of his wealth she represented that she had been in charge of his home at a salary of 300 a week and that he had given to her 25,000 in copper stock when the 1007 panic put him into difficulties she said he had bor rowed the stock and had never returned it separation is rumored but mrs henderson ignored the wom an's statement utterly and was married to mr heinze on august 31 1910 while they were on their honeymoon abroad mrs french entered the following upon her record of pnmlc announcements fritz lleiuzc will return to me he has done it before and he will do it agaiu 1 shall not have to drag him back either she added that she was going to sue for the 5^.j,000 worth of stock so when the report came from fort worth that mrs french was there and that mr heiuze was about due there on his business trip rumor immediately devised a coinci dence as a matter of fact there have been re peated reports that mr and mrs heinze have dwelt almost entirely apart for some months after their son was born in de cember 11)31 mrs heinze became ill and went abroad with her little daughter — the child if her former marriage to charles a henderson whom she had divorced she returned to new york on may 10 last i fully restored to health mr heinze wasi not at the pier she was understood to say that he was iu europe sure of husband's love when she spoke to-day mrs heinze | i treated the texas report not with indif ference but with a sort of pitying con tempt i am sure if she is going to get him yet as she said after our marriage there i is no place like texas remarked mrs heinze with gentle sarcasm at least i am not to be disturbed candidly these recurrent reports do not in the least af fect me i love my husband and i am convinced that he loves me if i had philosophy enough to face my wedding knowing what i found out in those three days i have enough to last to the end of the chapter ' mrs f augustus heinze mob of 5,000 routs police in lawrence shoot to kill shouts the leader waving red flag as the rioters fire policemen are cut down one stabbed in back an other's head crushed 24 hour strike on to-day lawrence mass sept 29 0«ln in on a squad of policemen who with drawn revolvers had attempted to force tr.em to disband the leaders of r procession of i.,000 textile workers lo-iay stabbed or.e in the back crushed ii the heal of an other with a club aid severely injured several more hundreds of shots were fired in the oat tle and the rioting that followed the police were routed and the strikers con tinued their parade the streets are enwded with strikers to-night and more trouble is feared the populace largely comp d ol mill work ers practically is n a state of insur rection three thousand of the workers had gath ered at the railroad station at noon to wel come several hundred visiting sympathetic workers from nearby mill towns who had come to indorse the twenty-four-hour strike beginning to-morrow red flag at their head after the arrival of the trains 3.000 of the workmen and their sympathizers formed in line to march to the center of the city at their head was carlo presca a prominent meniber of the industrial workers of the world waving a red flag a squad of policemen was rushed out to meet the marchers with orders to disperse them the marchers refused to break step the policemen drew their revolvers and charged the crowd fell back as they saw the weapons but gaining courage as presca and his aides spurred them on closed in on the officers many of them with drawn revolvers and a pitched battle ensued policeman thomas mccarlie and special officer ludwig seized presca firing their revolvers in the air the officers wore about to make off with the prisoner ' be tween them when mccarlie fell to the side walk with two stab wounds in the back a moment later ludwig collapsed from a blow on the head from a elub the assail ants escaped freed presca waved his red flag aloft again and exhorted his followers to shoot to kill the strikers rushed the police wounding many and then exultantly re sumed their march to the headquarters of the industrial workers of the world to ask for state troops the authorities to-night fear that oue of the greatest strikes in the history of the textile industry is about to begin and are considering the advisability of asking gov ernor foss to send state troops to the scene the workers will begin a twenty-four hour strike to-morrow as a protest against the imprisonment of joseph ettor arturo giovannitti and joseph carnso who are to be tried separately for the murder of anna lopizzo who was shot and killed in the strike riots of a few months ago if after the twenty-four-hour strike the gov ernment persists in its intention to try the three leaders the textile workers will call a general srike their motto is this clause in the official sanction for the strike of the general ex ecutive board of the industrial workers of the world we will spread the flame of discontent until the mill owners open the jail doors bishop farrelly returns xew yokk sept j bishop j p tarrelly of cleveland was one of the ar rivals on the steamer lapland to-day he was met at quarantine by the rev dr lieilly of cleveland who informed him that a procession had been arranged there to welcome him bishop farrelly who was twenty years president of the ameri can college at rome said the pope ap peared in better health than three years ago woman accused by sickles son hides linking of mrs h w payne's name with general's is called unwarranted is kin to a princess youth says he will publish more love letters written by father new york sept 20 mrs henry wil merdiiij payne of this city was much an noyed to-day because of statements of stanton sickles who linked her name with the difficulties he is having with his father major general daniel b sickles civil war veteran the use if mrs payne's name is wholly unwarranted said a friend she has decided to mage no statement at the pres 1 ent time and in fact is mucu worried over the unkindly insinuations mrs payne is a relative through her hus band's family of miss eleanor earle wil merdlnr housekeeper of major general | sickles the general first met miss wil inerding through mrs payne his son says the housekeeper then was a slip of a girl just fourteen years old relative of princess before her marriage mrs payne was i miss mary field she is a daughter of the i late augustus field and a relative of the j princess brancaeehio she was very popu ! lar and was considered one of the smartest dressed young women in new york before she married mr payne she lived abroad for several years spending her time in southern france and rome in this latter city she was frequently presented at the quirinal the armed truce between factions of the sickles clan which it was proclaimed on friday would last until neit tuesday re mains unbroken the general re mained in his home a&b his son stanton took a cruise on a fjflend's yacht the latter's lawyer john eeilly was the only marshal on the picket line and what he said resembled more the exchange of to bacco for a sliver of bacon between two opposing sentinels than a hot shot from a battery sister to aid stanton op sunday the public must give us a rest he said no one is talking to-day and anyway i am not consulted at all when it comes to giving out love letters stanton sickles gave those out without my consent i know of no reason for their publication either for as far as i know there is no legal action started the main attack upon the hero of get tysburg and the man who for so mauy years was the most prominent figure at theatrical first nights here is expected to commence when mrs crackenthorpe gets here from tokio she is a daughter of the general by his present wife and will aid her brother stanton in the light over the estate of the veteran several hundred thousand dollars are involved sees by auto-suggestion blind girl's sight and memory are restored boston mass sept 29 8y auto-sug gestion sijrht has been restored to miss stella adams who bad been totally blind for three years dr kenneth van allen opened her sightless eyes after seven months treatment during which he used no medicine miss adnms was rendered blind by an accident in a boston hotel where she was made uuconscious by escap ing gas her memory was gone and she had lost her eyesight dr van allen vis ited her daily and by means of the meth ods of pschotherapy has helped her in get ting back her memory through the process of auto-sugestiou after her memory was restored her sight came back gradually by saying over and over i shall see again she fixed her mind upon that oue interest a month ago she began to see the stars and now she can read i four slain house fired charred bodies found in the ruins on farm near quincy 111 qiixcv 111 sept 28 the charred bodies of c a pfanschinidt his wife nnd daughter blanche aged fifteen and miss emlna kaeinpeu aged twenty-four were found this morning between 1 ami 2 o'clock after the pfanschinidt home had burned au indications point to murder and the burning of the farm house to cover up the crime the residence is on a farm two miles southeast of paysou and fifteen miles southeast of quincy miss kaempeu was a resident of quincy and stayed at the pfanschmidt home while six girls a crowd is rule huston mass sept i ltadcliffe col lege girls are no longer allowed the com plete freedom of the harvard library they may enter not more than six iu a group and they must be segregated in a special room here are the leading rea sons as the harvard library head has found them more than six girls make a crowd they chatter so much they dis turb the other workers they crowd out learned professors worst of all they dis tract tuu pages or attendants son who prints gen sickles love letters stanton sickles one killed 5 hurt in motor crashes woman run down and seri ously injured policeman in accident one man was killed and five other per sons one a woman were injured as a re sult of automobile accidents yesterday james terri 2127 south la salle street was crushed to death by an auto truck iu front of lb west twelfth place casimir lekorch 12:i dixon street was run over by thomas lacuto 10g front street who was driving a carriage at mil waukee and Chicago avenues he suffered a fractured skull a crowd chased the driver and frank daron 1100 cornell street who was vid ing a motorcycle invited policeman wcid bush to get on behind they pursued for a mile and a half to center and grand avenues here as the motorcycle was turning the corner it skidded throwing daron and weidbush to the pavement weidbush suffered a sprained ankle and bruises and daron was also badly bruised three shots were fired in the air by the policeman and lacuto finally surrendered himself henry m bogt 3401 north forty-second avenue was seriously injured when his motorcycle was struck by an automobile driven by dr frank eseher 301,'s west washington boulevard at washington bou levard and leavitt street he suffered internal injuries mrs clara i'olkow of thornton 111 was run over by au automobile at south hnl sted and west sixty-third streets after she had alighted from a street car both her legs were fractured and william pol kow her husband was knocked down and bruised john s brandt 1 kast one hundred and third street was driving the car which struck the couple witnesses stated that he was driving twenty miles an hour he said he was only going ten miles an hour lie was released bars flying on sunday woodstock permits baseball and movies but stops aviation sunday baseball meets with no appre ciable protest in woodstock 111 sunday moving picture shows are quietly prosper ous but sunday aviation will uot be tol erated there was to have been an aero plane exhibition yesterday afternoon but i just as the big curtiss biplane was being hauled out onto the race track at the fair grounds and aviator p c davis of cicero was about to begin his flight the chief of police appeared on the scene with an order from mayor j j donovan to stop the show a committee of twenty repre senting the churches had called on the mayor at the last minute and the chief of i police had been obliged to shatter local i speed records to enforce the order that followed nine hundred people had already paid for admission to the fair grounds nnd they made noisy protest mrs campbell is sinking english actress is reported near death in london special cable to the examiner london sept 29.—the condition of mrs patrick campbell the english actress to-night is pronounced precarious mrs campbell has been 111 several weeks car unions call off peace negotiations new strike threat judge kickham scanlan offers resig nation as arbiter for employes de claring it impossible to choose third man walkout wednesday feared unless mayor harrison can once more intervene to bring peace a strike on all Chicago traction lines will be declared wednesday the trouble is more acute to-day than at any time since the negotiations between the car companies and the men started and Chicago is directly facing a paralysis of all traffic on both suvface and elevated lines which will disrupt virtually all of the city's activities failure of the two arbiters to select an umpire and the statement of judge kickham scanlan acting for the car men that there is no possibility of selecting a fair tribunal to hear the wage controversy of the car men were eiven as the causes for the serious situation that has developed & — judge scanlan's resignation waa i considered by the union committffc yesterday and rejected it was sa\m | that unless he could act that no onal jelse would be selected it was also | decided by the committee to notify j mayor harrison of the oerious situa tion and see if he can find some way | to end the controversy this may i be brought about it was said by the j Chicago city railway accepting an j umpire or by making a new offer j that would settle the wage question ; without going to arbitration i do net deem it safe for me to bear i the responsibility of securing an houest i and unbiased arbiter judge scanlan said iu his communication to the union officers all the letters ' passing between judge scanlan and harvey b fleming arbiter for the Chicago city railway company were given to the union officials iu these it was shown that judge scanlan had of fered as umpire the following mayor harrison the judges of the su perior anil circuit courts and judge orrin x carter of the supreme court of Illinois mr fleming submitted the names of j david r forgau president of the xa i tional city bank e b butler of butler bros rollin keyes of franklin macveagh & co and the members of the united states circuit court of appeals for this district francis e baker william h seaman and christian c kohlsaat fleming makes objections mr fleming rejected the arbiters offered by judge scanlan stating in our ti'.'.t interview in discussing the selection of a third arbiter i stated that he should uot be a man holding an elective office or the appointee of any such office holder the mayor as you probably know has already taken part in a long series of conferences between ihe men and the com pany and iu the course of these confer ences assumed a positive stand with refer ence to some of the questious which are to be submitted to arbitration with reference to the election of one of the circuit or superior court judges as the umpire it is of course apparent that a board of arbitration so constituted would consist of two men who are not only members of the same profession but two men who have been more or less intimately associated as judges in prac tically the same court i am chief en gineer for the company but i would not consider it advisable to suggest to you for the third man another engineer how ever disinterested he might be for the rea son some professional bias might result from having two men of the same profes sion on the board mr fleming also states that as one of the officers of the union involved had de clared thnt strikes were obsolete and that the next weapon of the worklngmen would be the ballot he would object to anyone holding an elective office being elected as umpire he then suggests i would prefer and still tl-ink it ad what a circuit judge thinks of u s judges r esigxixg yesterday as the arbiter for the street car men's unions i in the controversy with the companies circuit judge kickham scanlan had the folloicing to say of united states judges fitness to settle controversies between capital arid labor you know and i know that organized labor throughout the united states has repaatedly declared its belief that many of the united states judges are flagrantly unfair in cases in which capital and labor are involved if i were to accept any united states judge as the third arbiter a cry of fraud would go up from every street car man in Chicago the mere proposal under the circumstances seems eminently unfair allow me to say that the judicial ecandals now shocking the people of the country emanate from the united states courts and are the natural result of the system by which these judges are selected if this country is to remain a republic all judges must be elected by the people if it is to become an oligarchy the judges will not be selected by the people if it were poslble for the people to obtain a full history of all the events suro-unding the appointment of some of the uniifd states judges the present system of appointment would be destroyed by an indignant and outraged people hard coal price is fixed at 6.50 a ton operators promise eastern dealers no further advance will be made this winter new yomc sept 20.-"the retail price of authracite coal for domestic consump tion was fixed at sg.oo a ton at the begin ning of tue winter season oa the ist of september it will not be raised this winter this quotation from the big anthracite coal operators and the large retail firms of the city sets at rest the alarming ru mors which have been in circulation that hard coal would reach the same price commencing october 1 as was reached yes terday in detroit where 5.75 was de manded for a ton we have been assured by the op erators that the price will not be ad vanced said harry l barber one of the biggest retail dealers the cause of the present shortage is given by them as due to the fact that most of their cars are beuig utilized to supply the western markets , ■bulgaria to call army massing of turkish troops on fron tier seen as war move special cable to the examiner sofia sept d lielutious between the ottoman bank and the national ijauk which have been at the straining point for some time were broken off to-day and large commands of troops are being sent to the frontier it is reported that the bulgarian government in the event of turkey refusiug to withdraw her troops will luforiu the powers of her intention to immediately order a general mobiliza tion of her military forces aeroplane rides for 1 price for trip in the air is re duced from 500 new yokk sept 29 while the cost iof living has nten going hrguer emfj j day the cost of living high has been [ growing less rtrree years ago s trlr in an aeroplane cost a passenger 500 this was considered the union price for a flight now a man can go up a short distance in a monoplane and make a flight around the field at mineola for 1 william hemper jr is the head of the new in dustry and if competition becomes much keener it is thought the price for a short flight will be 10 cents continued on 2d page 6th column v hb)k to the circulation of this publi^a w tlon the figures of circulation contained in ■the association's report only are guaranteed t"°ctohon of american advertisers ito s3oo whitehall bldg v y city work meets you halfway good wages steady employment ami a nice home say kxnmluer adver tisers who are usins the want ad taptes to obtain competent domestics cooks and laundresses just read these and then turn to the want ad 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Chicago examiner monday a u . gißia otn price one cent ff'gfl £ asgg vol x no 243 a m monday Chicago september 30 1912 boy's leg is cut off to save girl ; both will live skin-grafting operation per-j formed successfully on newsboy rugh and ethel smith gary's prettiest girl it is too much to ask such a sacrifice she sobs meet-j ing cripple for first time on a table in the hospital t~hat a girl whom he never had seen until she was placed at his side on a hospital operating table might live william rugh r a gary ind newsboy yesterday allowed his crippled leg to be ampu ated and the skin grafted to the imbs of miss ethel smith the rettiest girl in gary the operation is without prece ent for unselfish heroism and in ertwined in it is the romance of the urgeon who performed it both rugh and the girl will live less than five weeks ago miss smith who is eighteen years old was severely burned while riding with ray roberts her sweetheart on his motorcycle fifty per cent f the skin was burned from her imbs sixty per cent would have caused her instant death though pitifully frail and ema eiated by intense suffering the lucky girl refused to accept rugh's her until last friday her condi tion was becoming rapidly worse nd dr j a craig who performed he operation was hastily summoned rom lebanon pa saturday yesterday dr craig was to have been married to miss mary arnold rormerly a nurse at the gary gen<>-»1 hospital st lebanon his wedding was po nned that le might return to gar.7 the meeting between thj crippled news oy and miss smith oa the operating table at the gary general hospital was dra matic miss smith was in teart too much to ask she sobs oh i just can't let you do this for me she sobbed way yjn fcave never even seen me it is too much to ask such • sacrifice both were visibly embarrassed but ugh was the calmer of the two my leg he declared has never been nything but a burden to me i am only oo happy to know that it will be of some ervlce to you miss smith smiled that smile rugh eclared after coming ont of the anaest hetic is his reward rush was the first one to enter the oper tlng room alone in the world he bade o friends or relatives good-by at the door le was placed on the operating table at o'clock a few minutes later miss smith was wheeled in she was accompanied to the oor of the room by her mother and ather mr and mrs charles smith her irother fern smith and her fiancee roy roberts assisted by drs frank smith i j prop er frank mcmichnels and clara fiiulfc er the latter of hobart ind dr craig started the operation at 2:13 both miss iniilh and rush were placed under anaes betics ansfers 150 square inches long strips nf flesh eaclj an inch wi
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Andy Jefferson added a comment - 15/Apr/13 01:25 PM
Try 3.0.3 and report back whether it works or not (Eclipse is exceptionally crap at allowing a developer to build against one JDK whilst using another, and since I use JDK1.7 then it must have done that regardless of the code compataibility options - 3.0.3 is the same code rebuilt whilst running with JDK1.6)
fabio.boldrini added a comment - 15/Apr/13 01:59 PM
3.0.3 same problem
Andy Jefferson added a comment - 15/Apr/13 02:34 PM
so define "the problem" ... like what is the exception/error ? Guesswork is futile
fabio.boldrini added a comment - 15/Apr/13 02:56 PM
When i select the project properties and open the DataNucleus property i see the sub menu Enhancer and SchemaTool, but if i select them, i get the .51 version problem (.51 is java versione for java 7).
When i try to execute DataNucleus->Run Enhancer Tool i get an error (kinda "unable to run", i dont remember it exactly) without other details, but i guess is related to the same problem.
If u dont like guesswork try to run eclipse with java6 and the plugin installed
Andy Jefferson added a comment - 15/Apr/13 03:32 PM
3.0.4 works for me.
For future reference we expect complete problem reports so it doesn't waste *our* spare time when a user has all information available there but doesn't bother posting it. The only way that will change is if people offer their time to this project.


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Southwestern Oklahoma State (2-0, 2-0 Great American Conference) held ATU (1-1, 1-1) scoreless in the second half as the Bulldogs left Thone Stadium at Buerkle Field with a 28-17 league win Saturday night.
"A play here, a play there, but that's football," first-year head coach Raymond Monica said after the game. "The team that makes the least amount of mistakes wins the football game. I thought the kicking game would be a bigger factor than it was, but it came down to mental mistakes for us, on both sides of the football.
"You can't have mental mistakes and foolish penalties and different things. You cut those things out, you've got a good football team. We can line up and play and compete. But when you have missed assignments and things like that, that's how you lose football games."
Trailing 21-17 at halftime, the Wonder Boys couldn't capitalize on a 44-yard field goal from Randy Velasquez of Dardanelle after a 12-play drive that lasted nearly five and a half minutes. But Arkansas Tech got its first turnover when Bulldog D.C. Walker rushed 18 yards to the Wonder Boys 24, then Darion Shine forced the fumble and recovered it for Arkansas Tech.
The Wonder Boys were on offense for nine plays and advanced across midfield before they were forced to punt. On third down at the ATU 35, Southwestern quarterback Dustin Stenta hit a wide-open Brian Robinson in the middle of the secondary for a 35-yard touchdown. The Bulldogs led 28-17 with 10:12 to go in the fourth quarter.
The Wonder Boys later got the ball at their 5-yard line with three minutes remaining, but Luke Halpin's pass was intercepted by Abram Piggee near midfield. That allowed the Bulldogs to run out the clock.
"We moved the ball well, both drives down there," Monica said. "Then something would happen, and we missed a field goal. We have to be able to convert and make the field goals. But one play didn't win or lose the football game. It was a whole bunch of them.
"I did tell the guys I liked the way they competed and they play extremely hard. We've just got to be more focus. It's always easier to learn from a win than a loss. That's the way it goes."
Arkansas Tech got on the scoreboard first after forcing the Bulldogs to punt. The 10-play drive covered 65 years in nearly four minutes. Halpin hit John Simpson on passes of 12 and 35 yards, and the second gave the Wonder Boys a first-and-goal at the 3.
Casey Henderson got two yards, then Halpin went over the goal line from a yard out. Trevor Pinkston's point-after kick made it 7-0 with 8:55 left in the first quarter.
SWOSU started at its 42 and needed just four plays to score. Stenta got the Bulldogs in the end zone, when he hit Brad Smithey on a 58-yard TD pass. Southwestern tied it 7-7 with 7:32 to go in the first, and the quarter ended with the same score.
But the first play of the second quarter didn't turn out so well for Halpin, because his pass was intercepted by Terence Franklin and gave the Bulldogs a first down at the Wonder Boys 40-yard line.
One play later, Stenta gave SWOSU a 14-7 lead with his 40-yard scoring strike to M.J. Porter with 14:50 to go in the first half.
Arkansas Tech advanced to the Bulldogs 22 on its next drive, but had to settle for a 38-yard field goal by Trevor Pinkston, his first of the season. The Wonder Boys trailed 14-10 with 11:25 left in the second quarter.
Stenta got away from a tough ATU rush and threw to Ryan Corbin, who was behind the secondary and went in for the 50-yard touchdown. The PAT gave the Bulldogs a 21-10 lead with 1:28 to go in the first half.
The Wonder Boys had 1:20 to recapture some momentum before the halftime break. Halpin's pass to Tony Adams got ATU to the 20 with 28 seconds to go. His pass to Simpson got to the 1, then Justin Owens crossed the goal line from a yard out for the touchdown with 18 seconds to go. Velasquez added the PAT to make it 21-17 at halftime.
Southwestern outgained the Wonder Boys 448-343 in total offense. Stenta completed 15-of-27 passes for 271 yards and four touchdowns. Smithey and Corbin each caught six passes for 94 and 91 yards, respectively. D.C. Walker rushed 22 times for 96 yards. The Bulldogs suffered 10 penalties for 118 yards, including four roughing-the-passer penalties on sacks that cost them 60 yards.
Halpin was 31-of-49 for 296 yards and two interceptions for ATU, which committed 11 penalties for 87 yards. Simpson caught eight passes for 124 yards.
The Wonder Boys hit the road for three straight games, the first next Saturday in Bethany, Okla., at Southern Nazarene. Kickoff is set for 6 p.m.


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Though that wasn't the main point of the post, which was that if you just go about converting base classes to roles where you have recurrence of god objects, you will get god objects implemented with roles
As you showed, in real life lots of stuff that happens to be working probably shouldn't be. Many a time i find myself reading through old code and saying to myself something along the lines of "OH F*ET!$%*Y HOW THE H*U$!(&Y DID THIS PIECE OF &$!(&!Y% EVER WORK TO BEGIN WITH?!!". Something l
I certainly hope, though, that it didn't sound like I was being too critical of your reasoning. You had a great post.
I'm concerned about the God Object comments, though. I think it's easy to create God Objects with roles and to fundamentally misunderstand OO, but God Objects are less of a concern (I think) with roles. For example, with Test::Builder generating TAP and providing the ability to share the TAP generator, you suggest that these are behaviors which can be separated by delegating to a TAP gener
And to illustrate the point, consider the opposite of the god object: ravioli code [c2.com]. It can be equally unmaintainable.
Attempting a definition of a "God Object"
Any object that implements a model for more than one concept simultaneously.
To take your "car" analogy for a second, you don't drive just a car. The interface presented to you delegates the actions you make to other components you don't have to think about yes, but at no point are the Engine Block, Steering Assembly, Chassis or Wheels wholly consumed by the "car". There are even those of us who prefer cars that make you *more* aware of this (manual transmission for e
Because you can always implement $customer->save in terms of a well factored interface, but going the other way is much harder.
The interface that T::B would present is just one facet (albeit a very important one). It used to be that the tradeoff was too much java style boilerplate or a god object, but Moose's handles feature lets you have a nice interface on the outside and flexibility without needing combinatorial explosion on the inside.
The point is that for 99% of the usage you can still use T::B beca
Personally I think delegates are a better solution for many of the things people use roles on a single object for.
Don't forget that one of the primary purposes of roles is to encourage type-safe delegation.


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Ken Owen '82 Among Presenters at Next Week's O'Bannon Institute for Community Service
April 18, 2012
Ken Owen, executive director of media relations at DePauw and 1982 graduate of the University, will moderate a panel discussion at the ninth annual O'Bannon Institute for Community Service. Presented by Ivy Tech - Bloomington, the event -- "America the Dutiful: The Questions that Occupy U.S." -- will take place April 25-27 and will be headlined by Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist George Will.
Owen, a former television news anchor and reporter, will lead a Friday, April 27 session titled "The Drama of Obama v. ?: What Will Happen in the 2012 Presidential Election?". The panel will include Abdul-Hakim Shabazz, attorney, former host of Abdul in the Mornings, WRTV commentator and publisher of IndyPolitics.org; Kip Tew, partner, Krieg DeVault, 2008 Obama for America state chair, WRTV commentator and former chairman of the Marion County Democratic Party; Shira Toeplitz, staff writer for Roll Call, the newspaper of Capitol Hill; and Fred Yang, partner, Garin Hart Yang Research Group.
The day will conclude with a session with ABC News and NPR political analyst Cokie Roberts.
The O'Bannon Institute is an annual opportunity for the community to come together to discuss topics related to nonprofits, education and political and civic service. It is named to honor the legacy of the late Governor Frank O'Bannon, in recognition of the role he played in the formation of Indiana's community college system and in commemoration of his lifetime commitment to community service.
Admission to Friday's sessions is free with canned good or free-will donation for Hoosier Hills Food Bank. Lunch is provided, but reservations are required. To make reservations call Tina Phelps at (812) 330-6001 or e-mail email@example.com.
Learn more here. The event will be streamed via this link.
Ken Owen returned to DePauw in 2001 after two decades in TV news. Along with his responsibilities to raise the University's external visibility, he coordinates the Timothy and Sharon Ubben Lecture Series and the annual Monon Bell telecast. His efforts to make pieces of DePauw's past more relevant and accessible include the recent restoration of a 1941 admission film, and he has created "Monon Memories" of every football game between DePauw and Wabash College for the Monon Bell since the rivalry began in 1890. The video vignettes were the subject of features in the Chronicle of Higher Education and during HDNet's telecast of the 115th Monon Bell Classic in November 2008. (photo: Owen with 2011 Nobel Peace Prize recipient Leymah Gbowee as she concluded her February 15, 2012 Ubben Lecture)
A communication major and Rector Scholar at DePauw, where he delivered broadcasts over WGRE, Owen has taught journalism at Indiana University - Purdue University at Indianapolis. He serves on the board of directors of the Indianapolis Public Relations Society and co-chairs the Annapolis Group communications committee. He also moderated a panel at last year's O'Bannon Institute.
George Will presented an Ubben Lecture at DePauw on March 4, 1994.Back


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Anne Rice, Secular Hero
Anne Rice wrote all those vampire books and we were like "Uhh.." and then she became a Catholic and we were like "Okayyy..." but then she quit the church and now she's speaking out and we're like "She's our hero!"
Anne very publicly renounced Christianity via Facebook a couple of weeks ago, saying, "In the name of Christ, I quit Christianity." Which prompted the very reasonable follow-up question, wtf is this lady talking about? Now, she's expounded on her thinking to ABC News, and it all seems very honorable. She's still into the ideals of Jesus and all that, she just realized that the Church itself sucked big time, and that its stances on gays, birth control, abortion, and other things were too awful for her to continue calling herself a member.
"I mean, it causes great moral discomfort when your church is calling homosexuality gravely disordered. And when they're spending money, maybe money that you, yourself contributed to fight — to support Prop 8 [California's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage], I mean, I can't emphasize how demoralizing that is to me. Why millions of dollars in church funds spent on persecuting these people publicly. I don't get it. I think it's wrong. I think it's evil"
It's as if you, a liberal heathen, had the argument you always have with a Catholic—and they actually bought it. Rock on with your bizarre self, Anne Rice.


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Research firm: Dash cam going HD
IMS Research estimates 20% growth for high-definition video cameras inside police cruisers over the next four years
By PoliceOne Staff
Your next dash cam might be HD, according to a UK research firm that says the trend is on the upswing.
IMS Research estimates 20% growth for high-definition video cameras inside police cruisers over the next four years, according to Security InfoWatch. The numbers come from the firm's latest report on mobile video surveillance, which predicts HD cameras will still make up less than 15 percent of the total market in the United States.
Right now only one system of HD video surveillance is designed for use inside police cruisers: The WatchGuard Video 4RE solution. IMS Research forecasts more vendors will roll out in-cruiser HD video systems in 2012 mostly due to the better-quality images they produce.
"As camera prices decline...the use of HD cameras will increasingly become a more viable option," Researcher Oliver Philippou said, though he cautioned that more storage space is also required — a potential issue for some departments that under certain state laws, may have to keep videos for a full 365 days when using them as evidence.


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I have a question for the moderators. We have a lot of discussions on issues of dispute here at the forum. Lots of fun involved, but there is certainly the potential that the Official Illustrated Guide will actually settle some of those disputes once and for all.
For example, we have the imprinting threads, and we discuss things like what the true nature of imprinting actually is. What would happen if the OIG gives the definitive answer on that? Would it be allowed to mention that on those threads (or any other thread), or would that be considered a spoiler? This is going to be a little odd, because the OIG will be more like a very organized and extensive interview with SM where she fills in some of the gaps for us (no problem there), while at the same time it is going to be a new published work (uh oh, spoiler territory).


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i have installed eclipse and also MinGw. While building my project i have MinGw shown
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text: Fecon Inc is pleased to announce the SH360 Excavator Stumper, the newest addition to their Stump Grinder Product Line. The SH360 mounts to any 20+Ton excavator via a bolt-on mount custom fit to the particular excavator. Hydraulics and drive train can be set up for the power provided by the excavator in the 45-65gpm range and up to 5500psi. For ultimate performance the SH360 can be set up for the Fecon BHP170 and BHP250 self-contained Powerpacks with Fecon Power Management that deliver 65-105gpm. The SH360 is designed for those hard to reach stumps that cannot be safely accessed with normal stumper carriers. It is a compliment to the Fecon line of Stumpers for skid steers and small to large prime movers. About Fecon: Fecon, Inc. was established in 1992 near Cincinnati, Ohio and originally produced horizontal grinders and other wood processing equipment. Fecons Bull Hog is currently the #1 selling forestry mulcher. Fecon also provides track carriers and other equipment for vegetation management, geothermal, seismic, and wood to energy biomass industries. ### If you would like more information about Fecon please call Courtney Shafer at 513-696-4430 or e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com


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All this melo talk no game thread??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
No crazy8s no game thread smh.
Lets goooooooooooo
All this melo talk no game thread??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
No crazy8s no game thread smh.
Lets goooooooooooo
we're all heartbroken...we forgot we're knicks/new york fans and how knicks/new york fans should never get their hopes up
Geez Moz is playing pretty well. Good stuff!
Mozgov looking strong 12 1st Q points and 5 DUNKS!!!
Knicks 2012
I hope Foye dont break anyones ankles tonight like he did last night to JJ Reddick that **** was crazyyyyyyy
Wtf Gallo?! Point blank misses?? Griffin's got his heart still.. That fierce yammer on Gallo's back in the last game against the Clips still lingers.
Boy's got a resentment.
I'm having a harder time watching these games this year than I have over the past 10 seasons. It sucks because we finally have talent but our coach doesn't know how to utilize them. If we give the Clippers one more damn offensive rebound I'm gonna break something. They scored half of their points off of offensive rebounds. I hate D'Antoni... Worst coach ever. I don't know why in the world Carmelo would want to leave Denver for this dumb @ss coach.
i wish we had a coach that teaches defense.
Felton have to stop the shoot-shoot then pass bullsh....t
The Knicks were tied when Felton came in to replace Douglas......
Bledsoe is eating Felton up alive with his speed


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Recently we were joined by American filmmaker and writer Erin Espelie who was in London to show her film True Life Adventure at BFI London Film Festival. We hosted the second ever screening of the film in Nature Live.
True Life Adventure highlights the communities of insects found in and around freshwater streams, from stone fly larvae emerging from the water to spiders hoping to catch a meal in their web. Erin filmed the footage in less than two hours in an area of just 3.25 square feet on a single day in June, reminding us of the diversity of life that can be found on our doorstep.
A still from Erin's film. Woodlice shelter under a rock.
Erin was joined by David Urry who works in the Angela Marmont Centre at the museum. He had been for a pond dip that morning and brought along the creatures that he found. Even in October the pond is teeming with life, from tiny water fleas to small snails to long leeches.
Even in October there is lots of life in the Wildlife Garden pond. The small red creatures are water fleas or daphnia.
Most of the animals in the pond are in a constant battle to survive. David talked us through some of the adventures that the animals in the pond undergo every day such as the fearsome damselfly nymphs which prey on aquatic organisms using their extendable jaws. Damselflies are similar to dragonflies and live as nymphs in ponds or streams for most of their lives, shedding their skin when it becomes too tight as they grow.
Large red damselfly in the museum's Wildlife Garden. Photographed by Derek Adams.
After about a year (but it can be longer) the damselfly nymph climbs out of the water and clings to a leaf or twig. Its body dries and after an hour or so its skin begins to crack and the adult damselfly wriggles out complete with fully-formed wings. The adult damselfly only survives for a few weeks and in this time it attempts to find a mate and avoid being eaten.
Children getting a closer look at pondlife after the event.
David brought along some OPAL Water Survey packs so that the audience could explore the life in their local pond or stream. By taking part in the OPAL water survey you can help scientists learn more about the water quality of our lakes and ponds.
If you weren't able to attend the event you can download a pack here.


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Indifesa – A Triennal campaign to protect girls' rights
The campaign aims to raise awareness of the general public and of the Italian institutions on the issue of gender discrimination, and to financially support projects that aim to tackle forms of discrimination in different countries such as Peru, Bangladesh, Ivory Coast, India and Italy.
In the context of the Council of Europe ONE in FIVE Campaign in Italy, the Italian Department of Equal Opportunities will host a conference for the presentation of the campaign "Indifesa" that will take place in Rome on 10 October 2012. Speakers include: Ms Elsa Fornero, Italian Minister of Labour, Social Policies and Equal Opportunities; Ms Patrizia De Rose, Head of the Equal Opportunities Department, Italian Presidency of the Council of Ministers; Ms Simonetta Matone, Deputy Chief of the Department of the Penitentiary Administration – Ministry of Justice, and Ms Virginia Murillo, UN Voluntary Trust Fund on Contemporary Forms of Slavery.
At the conference, issues concerning the difficult situation of girls who are victims of violence and discrimination will be discussed. This conference will also be an opportunity to celebrate the UN International Day of Girl Child.
More information on the Campaign "Indifesa"
Programme of the Conference "Indifesa"


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Nora Grenager, VMD, Dipl. ACVIM
Nora Grenager, VMD, Dipl. ACVIM, is a practitioner at Harrison Equine Clinic in Berryville, Va., and Woodside Equine Clinic in Ashland, Va. She also runs Grenager Equine Consulting and is an active board member of the International Conference on Laminitis and Diseases of the Foot and has a special interest in working toward the eradication of laminitis.
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By Radio.com Staff
Justin Timberlake's fashion line William Rast has announced its fall collection.
The singer and his partner Trace Ayala discuss the way music influences style in a video promoting the new line.
Related: Justin Timberlake's FutureSex/LoveSounds Turns 10
"To talk about the brand you have to understand where we grew up," says Timberlake. " "[Memphis is] obviously a huge historical music town, and Nashville right down the road is the cornerstone of country music, but Memphis is also the home of the blues and the birthplace of rock and roll."
"It's gotta be a little bit country and it's gotta be a little bit rock n' roll at the same time," he continued.
Timberlake sites Frank Sinatra, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash and Elvis Presley as style icons, "guys who were never really trying to be that, they just were that."
Check out the video below.


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OCEAN CITY — Restaurant Week, a popular twice annual event that showcases the area's culinary talents at special prices, returns this week for its spring installment, beginning on May 5 and continuing until May 19.
Organized by the non-profit, Ocean City Hotel-Motel-Restaurant Association (OCHMRA), this event is a celebration of local cuisine and great deals. It provides diners with the chance to experience new restaurants while supporting the local economy.
During Restaurant Week, participating restaurants create menus around different price points, ranging from $10 to $40 (excluding beverages, tax, and gratuity).
"Having fixed prices allows diners to budget a day or evening out, while at the same time, Restaurant Week allows the chefs to exhibit their culinary talents and introduce new foods." said Event Manager Amy Tingle.
Participating restaurants include Bayside Skillet, 77th Street; BJ's on the Water, 75th Street; Blu Crabhouse & Raw Bar, 23rd Street; Blue Ox Bar & Grill, 127th Street; Captain's Table, 15th Street; Conners Beach Café, 2nd Street and Boardwalk; Crab Alley, West Ocean City; Fager's Island, 60th Street; Finnigans Irish Pub & Eatery, 48th Street; Galaxy 66 Bar & Grille, 66th Street; Giuseppe O'Leary's, West Ocean City; Greene Turtle West, West Ocean City; Hemingway's at the Coral Reef, 17th Street; Horizons Oceanfront Restaurant, 101st Street; Jules Restaurant, 118th Street; Layton's on 92nd Street; Nick's Original House of Ribs, 144th Street; Peaky's Rooftop Restaurant & Bar, 138th Street; Phillips Crab House, 20th Street; Phillips Seafood House, 141st Street; Reflections Restaurant, 66th Street; Shark on the Harbor, West Ocean City; Sunset Grille, West Ocean City; The Hobbit Restaurant, 81st Street; The Rice House Bistro, West Ocean City; Victorian Room, 28th Street; and Whiskers Pub, 118th Street.
To best plan your culinary adventure, browse participant menus posted on the event website, www.oceancityrestaurantweek.com. For more information, call the OCHMRA at 410-289-6733.


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London Irish 9-31 Leicester, Aviva Premiership
Tigers claim bonus-point win
December 22, 2012
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Leicester Tigers continued to keep pace with the Aviva Premiership frontrunners as they secured a bonus-point 31-9 victory over London Irish at the Madejski Stadium.
The Tigers built up an early 14-0 lead and seemed in control but they allowed a battling Irish side a foothold in the game through three penalties from Ian Humphreys. A penalty from Toby Flood and two late converted tries gave Leicester a flattering final scoreline in their favour.
Flood and Geordan Murphy, making his 200th Premiership appearance, were included in the Tigers starting line-up for the first time in over six weeks.
The opening exchanges were evenly contested but lacked notable incident, apart from one crunching high tackle by former Irish player Adam Thompstone on Topsy Ojo which earned Irish a penalty.
It was a piece of great awareness from Flood that allowed Leicester to open the scoring after 11 minutes. On halfway Marland Yarde was penalised for not releasing, and Flood immediately grabbed the ball, rushed to the mark and booted the ball 50 metres across the field where Niall Morris was lurking.
The wing collected a favourable bounce, stepped inside a defender and just held off a despairing Tom Homer tackle for the try, which Flood converted. Leicester became the dominant force but it was Irish who had the next opportunity for points.
On halfway Tom Youngs threw too long at a line-out and the ball went loose. Ojo was on it in a flash, hacking it 55 metres, and would have won the race but the ball ran into the in-goal area.
London Irish's Jonathan Joseph can't prevent Leicester's Niall Morris from touching down © Getty Images
Back came the Tigers and on the half-hour they scored their second try. At a scrum 10 metres out from the Irish line, the hosts were placed under severe pressure and conceded a penalty try which Flood converted.
The Tigers nearly suffered a blow as Tom Youngs was extremely fortunate not to receive a yellow card for thundering recklessly into a ruck in an attempt to clear out Irish players. He escaped with a warning from referee Luke Pearce.
Just before half-time Ian Humphreys put the Irish on the scoreboard with a simple penalty to leave them 14-3 adrift at the interval.
Early in the second half, Irish were given further hope when firstly Ben Youngs was sent to the bin for not being the required 10 metres away when tackling Darren Allinson, who had quickly taken a penalty, and then Humphreys reduced the lead with two penalties in quick succession.
Leicester were rattled but Youngs returned with no further damage to the scoreboard and the Tigers introduced Geoff Purling in place of Graham Kitchener.
A slashing break from Sailosi Tagicakibau threatened further damage to Leicester but the hosts carelessly conceded a penalty allowing the Tigers to relieve the pressure and it remained at 14-9 going into the final quarter.
With 12 minutes remaining, Flood earned the visitors some breathing space with a long-range penalty and three minutes later he had a similar chance but this time the ball rebounded back off the crossbar.
Leicester sealed victory with a second penalty try. Morris broke away from on halfway and kicked ahead. He would have secured the try himself but was taken out by Irish replacement Jamie Gibson, who was yellow-carded before Flood added the conversion.
With the last movement of the game, Flood made a neat break to send Morris on a 50 metre run to the line for Leicester's bonus-point try.
London Irish director of rugby Brian Smith said: "I'm really disappointed as we came up short again. I'm proud of the boys' effort and we deserved a bonus point, so to come away with nothing was harsh."
Smith's Leicester counterpart, Richard Cockerill, agreed the scoreline was not an accurate reflection of the game.
"We were fortunate," Cockerill said. "The boys scrambled well but they [London Irish] played pretty well today and they deserved a bit more.
"We were really good in the first half and had several opportunities but we didn't take them. We then sat back and waited for things to happen which was disappointing, but it's five points on the road."
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Equal Access For All: Atheist Student Clubs Shouldn't Be Subject To A Heckler's Veto
If you have any contact with a public high school, you probably know that students can form an array of clubs that meet during non-instructional time.
My son, who is in 10th grade, reports a dizzying list of student-run clubs at his school, covering every possible interest. Along with some friends, my son joined the anime club and was for a time involved in a "duct tape club." (Don't ask.)
There are also many religious clubs at the school. Jewish students have a club, as do Muslim students. There are several Christian clubs.
How can this be? It's a public school.


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Berkshire Force finishes Babe Ruth Softball World Series pool play 3-1
PITTSFIELD - Everybody starts over again now at the Babe Ruth Softball 16-U World Series, as pool play comes to an end. The Berkshire Force didn't finish pool play undefeated, but considering how the night started, they're more than happy to be 3-1.
The Force bounced back from an afternoon loss to beat Hoquiam, Wash., and earn the sixth seed in this weekend's double-elimination section of the World Series.
The Force had to come back from the afternoon loss and an injury to Rachel Voller. Voller injured her left knee in pregame warmups. She was taken by ambulance to Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield for treatment. Voller returned for the fifth inning on crutches and with her left knee in a brace, and was on the field for the postgame handshakes.
"I think so," said Murphy. "It caught us all off guard. It was kind of weird because you have to forget about it, but you can't. You have to focus on the game and we did that."
"They dedicated the game to Rachel. They wanted to win it for Rachel," Force manager Jim Clary said. "They were all down at first and her sister Mir was pretty much down at first.
"The girls came around. We huddled together. They got Mir up and they talked to Rachel, and the girls' spirits were better."
Allie Hunt hit a fifth-inning, inside-the-park grand slam, and Murphy pitched six innings of shutout relief as the Force beat Hoquiam 8-2 in the final game of pool play Friday night at the Doyle Complex.
The Force lost to Fern Creek, Ky., 9-3 on Friday afternoon as Fern Creek earned the second seed in the 15-team field. Madison County, N.C. is the top seed and earned a first-round bye. Madison will play the winner of this morning's first game between Hoquiam and Del Rio, Texas. The tourney starts with four games at 8:30 a.m.
"It does start over. Everybody's on a 0-0 playing field," Hoquiam coach Bob Hyde said. "Everybody's equal now and we'll see what happens."
The Force will play Waretown, N.J., in one of three 10:30 a.m. games, and Hunt said she believes her team is in a good place after going 3-1 in pool play.
"Totally," said Hunt, who finished 2 for 3 with five runs batted in and three runs scored. "If we keep playing the way we can play, we can finish on top."
The Force got two runs in the first inning, but the team from Washington matched that.
Clary said Berkshire starter Ashley Keegan wasn't quite hitting her spots in the first inning, so he brought Murphy in. Murphy had pitched in the afternoon loss and said she was anxious to make amends.
"I was ready to go," said Murphy. "After this afternoon's game I wanted to come back and be a little stronger."
Keegan might have been out of the circle, but she drove in the winning run in the third, blooping a single behind shortstop that allowed Hunt to score from second base.
Then in the fifth, the Force got to starter Jillian Stewart for five runs. Four of them scored on Hunt's grand slam, her third inside-the-park homer of this tournament. She hit an 0-1 pitch to deep center and wasn't challenged as she rounded third and headed for home.
"I was just waiting for my pitch, and when I saw it, I just swung," said Hunt, who also hit a game-tying, three-run homer in the loss to Fern Creek. "It felt so good once you hit it perfect on the sweet spot."
"That shortstop's a heck of a ballplayer," the Washington coach said of Hunt. "You can't take anything away from her."
The rest of the night belonged to Murphy. The right-hander got rocked for six runs in the sixth inning against Fern Creek on Friday afternoon.
Murphy retired nine of the first 10 hitters she faced. She got some defensive help in the fifth and sixth innings to keep Hoquiam off the scoreboard. In the fifth, Murphy saw two runners thrown out at home plate, and second baseman Erin Murphy started an inning-ending double play in the sixth.
"I planned on just extra hitting, but [pitching coach Serina Stimpson] had me warm up before the game, so I was prepared," said Murphy. "The atmosphere kind of drove me tonight. It was a great crowd and playing under the lights is unlike anything else."
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Joe's Burgers Seeks Entries for Scholarship Burger Contest
Attention PSU students: Joe's Burgers is seeking your ideas for a burger to be featured on their menu! Enter by sending the following information to firstname.lastname@example.com:
- Your name
- Your email
- Your phone number
- The name of your burger
- Describe your burger's ingredients
Entries are due on October 6, 2014. The winner will be selected on October 10, 2014, and will have their burger showcased at Joe's Burgers for the remainder of the term. The winner will receive one burger per week (up to 8 free burgers).
The best part is that a portion of the proceeds from the sale of this burger goes right back into student scholarships. Last year, Joe's raised over $5,000 for student scholarships!


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Flocked and Embroidered Beasts Print Cotton T-shirt
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€135.00 €135.00
- A casual cotton jersey T-shirt sporting a lively flocked and embroidered Burberry Beasts print. Fun and idiosyncratic, the Beasts are mythical creatures hatched in our London design studio, inspired by heraldic animals and birds found in medieval English manuscripts. Balance the eye-catching design with denim.
- 100% cotton
- Machine wash inside out
- Imported


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Don't miss out on a lower price on this property
Get an overview of this hotelValencia pension in Ciutat Vella, walk to Silk Exchange
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Special Offer: Book by 7 February 2018 and collect double Nectar points!
Simply enter your Nectar card number when you check out. Your points will be credited 35 days after you return from your trip.
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Located in Ciutat Vella, this pension is steps away from Plaza Redonda and Silk Exchange. Central Market and Plaza del Ayuntamiento are also within 10 minutes.
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This smoke-free pension features tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff and free WiFi in public areas.
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Hostal El Cid features tour or ticket assistance and multilingual staff. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
Hostal El Cid is a smoke-free property.
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Luggage storage
- Total number of rooms - 13
- Free WiFi
- Number of floors - 4
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Smoke-free property
- Multilingual staff
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- Family Hotel
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