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Emergency response
When children and families around the world are suffering through conflict, poverty and disaster, Mercy Corps is there to respond with lifesaving relief and long-term support.
We are on the ground in more than 40 countries, empowering people to survive crisis, build better lives and transform their communities for good. After an emergency, we work quickly to meet the urgent needs of survivors and give people the resources they need to build back even stronger.
Thanks to our global community of supporters and partners, we are able to help millions of families during their time of need — providing lifesaving assistance to Syrian refugees, reaching survivors after natural disasters like the earthquakes in Nepal, and distributing critical seeds and tools to displaced families in South Sudan.
Our response during and after emergencies ensures that people are empowered to strengthen their communities from within. Now, and for the future.
The Syria crisis
Photo: Corinna Robbins/Mercy Corps
As the war in Syria continues with no end in sight, the resulting humanitarian crisis has left millions of children and families suffering the consequences. We're working to support some 2.5 million people affected by the crisis, including around 470,000 people inside Syria whom we provide with lifesaving food and relief every month.
Get the facts about the Syria crisis and learn more about our response ▸
Natural disasters
We have responded to almost every global natural disaster in the last 20 years, including the Hurricane in Haiti, the Nepal earthquakes, Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines, the Japan tsunami, the Haiti earthquake, the hunger crisis in the Horn of Africa, and the Indian Ocean tsunami.
Photo: Miguel Samper for Mercy Corps
In 2015, two powerful earthquakes killed thousands and devastated Nepal. Historic sites tumbled, roads were blocked by dangerous landslides, and thousands of homes were destroyed. Our team responded quickly to deliver emergency supplies to those in need, and now they are working hard to make sure that the people of Nepal recover.
Get the facts about the Nepal earthquakes and learn more about our response ▸
Families in conflict
Ongoing conflict brings more than just violence: it can compromise local food supplies, drive families from their homes and leave entire communities devastated for years to come.
Our seasoned emergency responders work through conflict in places like Yemen, Gaza, Ukraine, Iraq, South Sudan and the Central African Republic to distribute critical supplies, protect families uprooted by ongoing violence, and help communities rebuild.
Photo: Cassandra Nelson/Mercy Corps
South Sudan has been in turmoil since political conflict erupted in 2013, just two years after the country gained its independence in 2011. Now, 1 in 3 people are displaced and millions are at risk of starvation. The ongoing conflict has thrown the country into chaos and devastated the economy and food supply.
How did this happen? Learn more about the ongoing crisis in South Sudan ▸
Photo: Christy Delafield/Mercy Corps
As forces battle to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul from ISIS, families in the region are bracing for the effects of more violence. Already hundreds of thousands of families have fled their homes due to fighting, and more may soon be forced to flee the city of Mosul, which is still home to roughly 1.5 million people.
Our teams in Iraq are on the ground and ready to respond. Learn more about the humanitarian crisis in Mosul ▸
Photo: Corinna Robbins/Mercy Corps
In the Lake Chad Basin, drought and massive displacement due to violence from Boko Haram are converging to create a dire humanitarian crisis. In Nigeria alone, roughly 4.4 million people are in need of food assistance and many children are suffering from severe malnutrition. It's a complicated crisis, and we are still learning about the true consequences that this conflict will have on families in the areas where we work.
Get the facts about the hunger crisis in the Lake Chad Region and find out what we're doing to help ▸
How you can help
- Donate today. Your gift to our Humanitarian Response Fund helps us respond immediately and effectively when emergencies strike, and support communities for the long-term.
- Start a fundraiser. Support Mercy Corps' work by encouraging your friends and family to donate to the cause.
All stories about Emergency response
Nepal: Responding after massive Nepal earthquake
Thousands are injured in the worst quake to strike the region in 80 years. Our team members on the ground are mobilizing an emergency response to help survivors.
Ukraine: Elderly struggle through trauma of war
When Maria and Misha's home was destroyed by fighting, they were left homeless and terrified. Read their story and learn what we're doing to help those most in need.
Jordan, Syria: From refugee to role model
Sami hated life in the refugee camp when he arrived. Now, two years later, he's helping other young people shift their perspective and dream for the future.
Jordan, Syria: After despair: Sami's story
Two years ago, Sami felt alone and trapped in his new life at Jordan's Zaatari refugee camp. Now, he's turned his experience around and is helping others as a volunteer for one of Mercy Corps' youth centers.
What happens after Ebola?
After a year of fighting Ebola, Liberia faces a rocky road towards recovery. See how we equipped 2 million people with lifesaving information, and what we're doing next to help people recover.
Yemen: In the news: Violence and uncertainty in Sana'a
Mercy Corps' Jonathan Bartolozzi spoke with National Public Radio about recent bombings in the Yemeni capital, and how it affects humanitarian aid in the country.
Vanuatu assessment update after Cyclone Pam
Our team of emergency responders determined urgent needs are being met, and that our expertise will have more impact in other crisis-affected countries.
Ukraine: Mercy Corps begins emergency response in Luhansk
More than a million people are displaced and struggling to meet their basic needs in eastern Ukraine. Find out how we're taking action.
Jordan, Syria: Beyond water: New solutions in one of the driest countries
Change begins with clean water. See how we're repairing Jordan's aging water system to bring more of the vital resource to citizens and Syrian refugees.
Q+A: Deploying to Vanuatu after Cyclone Pam
Emergency response team leader Mark Ferdig discusses how the team has prepared and will assess survivors' urgent needs in the wake of the disastrous storm.


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Why should my newborn get the hepatitis B vaccine?
What is hepatitis B? Hepatitis B is a liver disease caused by the hepatitis B virus. It is spread when a person comes in contact with the blood or bodily fluids of an infected person. The virus can enter the body through cuts or bites on the skin or through unprotected sex with an infected person. Newborns can get hepatitis B during birth if the mother is infected. However, many people who get the virus … Read More

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Most popular gadget Amazon Kindle Fire HD Deals 2013.
Sarasota, FL (PRWEB) February 04, 2013
New Kindle Fire HD comes with the HD displays, which is providing great resolution. Unlike many other tablets, Kindle Fire HD also delivers rich color and deep contrast from every angle, with the advanced polarizing filter and the custom anti-glare technology.
Mingya announces new discounts $30 when buying the Kindle Fire HD 8.9, and $50 when buying the Kindle Fire HD 8.9″ 4G LTE. The promotional code is prominently displayed with the offer on Mingya's home page.
This drops the price of the Kindle Fire HD 8.9 16GB Wi-Fi version from $299 to $269. The 32GB version will drop from $369 to $339.
The price of the Kindle Fire HD 8.9″ 4G LTE drops from $499 to $449. The 32GB version from $599 to $549. The offer is limiting the deal to one per customer.
The Kindle Fire HD 8.9 features the highest resolution touchscreen display panel Amazon has ever produced. Buyers are looking at a very respectable 1920 × 1200 pixels, compared to the 1280 × 800 showcased in the Kindle Fire HD 7. Most tablets have a small dip from when the bezel hits the screen. Kindle is unique because it's easier to utilize the touchscreen for a longer duration.
The accessories market for the Kindle is one area that Amazon has helped to progress. Various options are now available to help users of the Kindle to protect it when traveling and take advantage of the included Dolby sound. From powerful ear buds to hard shell cases, the accessories for the Kindle are one of the perks that consumers purchasing this tablet on February Deals 2013
Check coupon code for $50 discount visit, Kindle Fire HD 8.9 on February Deals


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|G.Skill Phoenix Pro SandForce SSD
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|Written by Olin Coles
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CrystalDiskMark 3.0 Tests
CrystalDiskMark 3.0 is a file transfer and operational bandwidth benchmark tool from Crystal Dew World that offers performance transfer speed results using sequential, 512KB random, and 4KB random samples. For our test results chart below, the 4KB 32-Queue Depth read and write performance was measured using a 1000MB space. CrystalDiskMark requires that an active partition be set on the drive being tested, and all drives are formatted with NTFS on the Intel ICH10 controller set to AHCI-mode. Benchmark Reviews uses CrystalDiskMark to illustrate operational IOPS performance with multiple threads. In addition to our other tests, this benchmark allows us to determine operational bandwidth under heavy load.
Our tests of the 60GB G.Skill Phoenix Pro SSD were each consistent, but only the maximum speeds were charted below. Sequential tests on the Phoenix Pro SSD produced a maximum read speed of 203.8 MB/s, while the write speed was a mere 58.34 MB/s (although 100.4 MB/s was reported in one test). The sequential file transfer speeds have traditionally been low with this benchmark tool, especially for SandForce controllers, which is why we will concentrate on the operational IOPS performance for this section.
CrystalDiskMark 3.0 reported 512K results of 194.9 MB/s read and only 55.52 MB/s write performance (99.55 MB/s was reported in one test). 4K tests produced 22.02 read and 55.65 write performance. 4KB queue depth 32 IOPS is one area where SandForce-based SSDs truly excel, and performance for the 60GB G.Skill Phoenix Pro trails the other SandForce SSDs.
Displayed in the chart below, the maximum 4KB queue depth 32 IOPS performance results for several enthusiast-level storage products illustrate which products offer the best operation under load:
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Also if it is not asking too much could you also test in parallel the Vertex LE (Limited Edition)?
This because there are many confusion around the web and although they seems to perform similar (Vertex 2 and Vertex LE), it would be nice for the customer to understand which one of these two is the fastest!
I trust Benchmarkreviews!!


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Savage Pizza
484 Moreland Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30307 (Map); 404-523-0500; savagepizza.com
Pizza type: New York-style
Oven type: Gas
The Skinny: Solid pies with some unique twists in a nerdtastic comic book superhero setting
Price: Pizza Buttafuoco, $19; White on Red, $19 (both large)
When I moved to Atlanta in the early 90s, "gourmet pizza " didn't really exist yet... and "Neapolitan" meant tri-colored ice cream. Sure, there were mom-and-pop delivery joints anchoring every strip mall in town, but if you wanted to meet some friends for a night of pitchers and non-mega-chain pies, you had seemingly few options: Mellow Mushroom (when it was still a very locals-only secret), Fellini's, Rocky's Brick Oven (remember that place???), Everybody's... or Savage Pizza.
Tucked smack in the city's Mohawks-and-Doc-Martens punk rock neighborhood of Little Five Points—where it shares a parking lot with the famous Vortex Bar & Grill and the infamous Junkman's Daughter—it's easy to forget about Savage Pizza. (There's a newer location in nearby Avondale Estates, too.) But like the comic book superheroes that adorn every square foot of the place, Savage has stayed true to its mission and is still fighting the good fight after all these years.
For serious comic book geeks, Savage Pizza is like a museum, with vintage covers wrapping the front counter, huge murals painted on the primary-hued walls, and action figures everywhere. (During the city's annual Dragon*Con fantasy/sci-fi gathering, it's not unusual to see a Justice League of costumed caped crusaders at the next table.)
But there's plenty for pizza nerds, too. Savage Pizza prides itself on a collection of six house-made sauces, from the Red Tomato Sauce with visible chunks of onion to the all-day-cooked Garlic White Sauce to the Spicy Red Pepper Sauce with its Cajun kick. Use these sauces and a roster of 45 toppings to assemble your own superpowered pie... or go with one of the tried and true favorites already on the menu.
The Pizza Buttafuoco may be burdened with a hopelessly-dated moniker, but remains one of Savage's heaviest hitters in terms of popularity. This meat-lover's special is loaded with thin pepperoni and Canadian bacon—both nicely crisped on the edges and curled into cups—along with finely-crumbled Italian sausage and seasoned ground beef, all glued together with mozzarella and a pre-bake dusting of Parmesan.
Savage bakes each hand-tossed pie on a pizza screen in a Garland gas oven. I ended up with a lot more spotting underneath than I had expected, and a thin NY-style crust whose outermost shell was crackly and crisp... but gave way immediately to a soft, chewy interior. A very nice bake job, even if the bubble structure in the rim wasn't what we've programmed ourselves to hope for these days.
The Red Tomato Sauce (the one with the onions in it) offered a nice bite and the toppings were plentiful and meaty. For us unapologetic carnivores, Savage Pizza's Buttafuoco doesn't reinvent the wheel, but is significantly better than its punchline name might suggest.
The White on Red is another fan favorite, putting a subtle twist on the traditional white pie. Thyme-seasoned ricotta, Monterey Jack, chevre, Parmesan, and mozzarella draped over the kitchen's Garlic Tomato Sauce more or less equals a fancified cheese pizza, but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
Other standouts include the No-Brainer (basically a Supreme), the Mexican (Salsa Fresca sauce, refried beans, green chiles, and Jack), and the Cajun (roasted chicken, shrimp, andouille, red onion, green peppers, Gruyere, mozz, and Parm) for those looking to dig deeper into Savage's flavor lineup. 'Cos while Batman or Spider-Man will always get the job done... every once in a while, you need a little Silver Surfer, too.
About the Author: Todd Brock lives the glamorous life of a stay-at-home freelance writer in the suburbs of Atlanta. Besides being paid to eat cheeseburgers for AHT and pizzas for Slice, he's written and produced over 1,000 hours of television and penned Building Chicken Coops for Dummies. When he grows up, he wants to be either the starting quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys or the drummer for Hootie & the Blowfish. Or both.


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WASHINGTON, DC, July 14, 2009 — Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. today joined forces with other pro-consumer and public interest groups to support provisions in the Investor Protection Act of 2009 that would subject all those who provide investment advice to a fiduciary duty of care that requires them to act in their clients' best interest.
CFP Board teamed up with the Financial Planning Association (FPA), and the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors (NAPFA), the Consumer Federation of America (CFA), Fund Democracy, the Investment Adviser Association (IAA), and the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA), to press a shared view "that the highest legal standard—a fiduciary duty—should apply to all who give financial advice to clients." The group submitted its views in a letter to Reps. Barney Frank (D-MA) and Spencer Bachus, (R-AL), who are Chairman and Ranking Member, respectively, of the House Financial Services Committee.
"While we applaud the intent evident in this provision and believe it represents a good starting point, we believe revisions will be needed to unambiguously provide for the extension of the overarching fiduciary duty that investment advisers owe their clients under the Advisers Act to brokers and others who provide investment advice, that this fiduciary duty is explicitly recognized in law, and that the legislation does not in any way undermine the fiduciary duty that already exists under the Advisers Act (Investment Advisers Act of 1940)," the group said in its letter.
The policy of extending the fiduciary standard of care to all who give financial advice to clients is an underlying principle of a separate proposal that CFP Board is advocating with its partners in the Financial Planning Coalition—FPA and NAPFA. There are financial intermediaries beyond broker-dealers who are providing financial advice but are not subject to appropriate competency or ethical standards. The Financial Planning Coalition is working to fill that regulatory gap by seeking the establishment of a professional oversight board for financial planners and advisers who provide broad-based financial planning or advisory services to consumers or who hold themselves out as financial planners or advisers. The oversight board would establish baseline competency standards and would require that financial planners adhere to the fiduciary standard of care.
"Consumers deserve the tools to make sound financial decisions. Just like selecting a doctor, consumers should be able to clearly identify competent and ethical financial planners and advisors – who are bound by a code of professional conduct to put their interests first and foremost," said Marilyn Capelli Dimitroff, CFP®, chair of CFP Board's Board of Directors. "Our goal is to have all financial intermediaries who offer financial advice subjected to the high standards of a fiduciary."
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There is no evidence that NAMENDA XR prevents or slows the underlying disease process in patients with Alzheimer's disease.
NAMENDA XR should not be taken by anyone who is allergic (hypersensitive) to memantine, the active substance in NAMENDA XR, or who has had a bad reaction to NAMENDA XR or any of its ingredients.
Before starting NAMENDA XR, talk to the healthcare provider about all of the patient's past and present medical conditions, including:
If the patient is taking other medications (including those without a prescription), ask the healthcare provider if NAMENDA XR is right for the patient.
The most common side effects associated with NAMENDA XR treatment are headache, diarrhea, and dizziness. This is not a complete list of side effects.
NAMENDA XR extended-release capsules are approved for the treatment of moderate to severe Alzheimer's disease. NAMENDA XR is available by prescription only.
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Obama's hateful war against America's mainstream religions has been in full rage since the spring of 2008. This is a list of his attacks.
April 2008 – Obama speaks disrespectfully of Christians, saying they "cling to guns or religion" and have an "antipathy to people who aren't like them."
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February 2009 – Obama announces plans to revoke conscience protection for health workers who refuse to participate in medical activities that go against their beliefs; he fully implements the plan in February 2011.
April 2009 – When speaking at Georgetown University, Obama orders that a monogram symbolizing Jesus' name be covered when he is making his speech.
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May 2009 – Obama declines to host services for the National Prayer Day (a day established by federal law) at the White House.
April 2009 – In a deliberate act of disrespect, Obama nominated three pro-abortion ambassadors to the Vatican; of course, the pro-life Vatican rejected all three.
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October 19, 2010 – Obama begins deliberately omitting the phrase about "the Creator" when quoting the Declaration of Independence – an omission he has made on no less than seven occasions.
November 2010 – Obama misquotes the National Motto, saying it is "E pluribus unum" rather than "In God We Trust" as established by federal law.
January 2011 – After a federal law was passed to transfer a WWI Memorial in the Mojave Desert to private ownership, the U. S. Supreme Court ruled that the cross in the memorial could continue to stand. But the Obama administration refused to allow the land to be transferred as required by law and refused to allow the cross to be re-erected as ordered by the Court.
February 2011 – Although he filled posts in the State Department, Obama did not fill the post of religious freedom ambassador, an official that works against religious persecution across the world, for more than two years; he filled it only after heavy pressure from the public and from Congress.
April 2011 – For the first time in American history, Obama urges passage of a non-discrimination law that does not contain hiring protections for religious groups, forcing religious organizations to hire according to federal mandates without regard to the dictates of their own faith, thus eliminating conscience protection in hiring.
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August 2011 – The Obama administration releases its new health care rules that override religious conscience protections for medical workers in the areas of abortion and contraception.
November 2011 – Obama opposes inclusion of President Franklin Roosevelt's famous D-Day Prayer in the WWII Memorial.
November 2011 – Unlike previous presidents, Obama studiously avoids any religious references in his Thanksgiving speech.
December 2011 – The Obama administration denigrates other countries' religious beliefs as an obstacle to radical homosexual rights.
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January 2012 – The Obama administration argues that the First Amendment provides no protection for churches and synagogues in hiring their pastors and rabbis.
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Thanks to luvallpups, we have video from the Salute to Twilight Convention on May 3rd.
Twilight Treasury has transcribed what Dr. Cullen said to Edward in the scene where he is changing him into a vampire:
On the first take he said 'I'm sorry', on the second take he said 'Be reborn my son', and on the third and fourth take, he was getting bored, so said something along the lines of 'Rob you're so sexy!'.Thanks, Emma!


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By Amanda Wicks
Ed Sheeran covered the song he co-wrote with Justin Bieber, "Love Yourself," last night (November 30th) during an intimate acoustic performance he gave at the East Anglian Children's Hospice gala. It marked his first show of 2016.
Related: Was Ed Sheeran's Face Accidentally Gashed by Princess Beatrice?
Sheeran's version is slightly jauntier than Bieber's more somber take. Though he had a hand in its creation, Sheeran doesn't see himself playing the song much in the future. "I'll probably never play it again, but I just want to play it once," he told the audience before he began strumming.
He also made fun of the cut he sustained on his face when Princess Beatrice reportedly pretended to knight James Blunt at a party. "Hung out with Japanese people…got my face cut open. Anyone read about that?" Sheeran quipped (via BBC News).
While Sheeran has kept a relatively low profile throughout 2016, he has made time for worth causes. Besides playing this gala, he visited a 9-year-old fan earlier in November while she was in the hospital. The little girl has spent a reported 80% of her life in hospitals and enjoyed a private serenade from Sheeran.
Watch Sheeran's cover of "Love Yourself" below beginning at the 4:30 mark.


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The Red Barn is now hosting gospel singing every Friday night. The special guest this week is Heavens Jubilee. Admission is $2 at the door. Doors open at 5:30 p.m.; singing starts at 7. Everyone is welcome.
Rummage sale at The Renaissance
The Renaissance will host a rummage sale April 11-13 and is now collecting donations, which can be dropped off at Alert Print Services on Union Street in Dardanelle or call for pick-up. For more information, call (479) 229-3567, (479) 886-0124, (479) 477-0349 or (479) 857-7786.
Show, chili cook-off at The Renaissance
The Renaissance will host a Talent Show and Chili Cook-off from 5-8 p.m. Saturday at the Community Center in Dardanelle. Come watch the talent show and judge the chili. Admission cost $5. For more information call (479) 22-3567, (479) 886-0817 or (479) 477-0349.
Free movie night at Russellville library
Come spend an evening with Ben Affleck and John Goodman and as the Russellville Library celebrates March Movie Mondays and Academy award-winning films. There will be free popcorn and refreshments. For more information on the movie or title call, visit or email the library. Showtime is 6 p.m on Monday in Heritage Hall, 114 E. 3rd St., telephone 968-4368, email firstname.lastname@example.com.
4th annual city wide Easter egg hunt
The local Kiwanis Club and the Boys and Girls Club of the Arkansas River Valley are proud to announce they will host their fourth annual city wide Easter Egg Hunt for kids ages 2-10 at Old Post Park in Russellville on March 30. It will begin at 10 a.m. promptly and all participants will need to bring an Easter basket to gather their eggs. Three different areas will be designated for specific ages — 2-3, 4-6 and 7-10. There will be hot dogs and coke while they last. Approximately 12,000 stuffed Easter eggs will be provided for the hunt. Children will need to be accompanied by an adult.
Yard Waste open April 27
In conjunction with the Pope County cleanup, the city of Russellville's Yard Waste Facility will be open from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 27 free of charge. No commercial haulers.


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Today is Monday, May 6, the 126th day of 2013. There are 239 days left in the year.
Today is Monday, May 6, the 126th day of 2013. There are 239 days left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On May 6, 1863, the Civil War Battle of Chancellorsville in Virginia ended with a Confederate victory over Union forces.
On this date:
In 1840, Britain's first adhesive postage stamp, the Penny Black, officially went into circulation five days after its introduction.
In 1882, President Chester Alan Arthur signed the Chinese Exclusion Act, which barred Chinese immigrants from the U.S. for 10 years (Arthur had opposed an earlier version with a 20-year ban).
In 1910, Britain's Edwardian era ended with the death of King Edward VII; he was succeeded by George V.
In 1935, the Works Progress Administration began operating under an executive order signed by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
In 1937, the hydrogen-filled German airship Hindenburg burned and crashed in Lakehurst, N.J., killing 35 of the 97 people on board and a Navy crewman on the ground.
In 1942, during World War II some 15,000 Americans and Filipinos on Corregidor surrendered to Japanese forces.
In 1954, medical student Roger Bannister broke the four-minute mile during a track meet in Oxford, England, in 3:59.4.
In 1960, Britain's Princess Margaret married Antony Armstrong-Jones, a commoner, at Westminster Abbey. (They divorced in 1978.)
In 1962, in the first test of its kind, the submerged submarine USS Ethan Allen fired a Polaris missile armed with a nuclear warhead that detonated above the Pacific Ocean.
In 1987, CIA Director William J. Casey died at age 74.
In 1996, the body of former CIA director William E. Colby was found washed up on a southern Maryland riverbank, more than a week after he'd disappeared.
In 2002, Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn (pihm fohr-TOWN�) was shot and killed in Hilversum, Netherlands. (Volkert van der Graaf was later convicted of killing Fortuyn and was sentenced to 18 years in prison.)
Ten years ago: Florida Sen. Bob Graham launched his campaign for the 2004 Democratic presidential nomination by accusing President George W. Bush of retreating from the war on terrorism to �settle old scores� between the Bush family and Iraq's Saddam Hussein. (Graham dropped his bid five months later.) White House budget chief Mitchell Daniels announced his resignation. Kmart Corp. emerged from bankruptcy after more than 15 months of Chapter 11 protection.
Five years ago: Barack Obama swept to a convincing victory in the North Carolina Democratic primary while Hillary Rodham Clinton eked out a win in Indiana. A Georgia man who'd killed his live-in girlfriend was executed; William Earl Lynd was the first inmate put to death since the Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of lethal injections. Kobe Bryant won his first MVP award after leading the Los Angeles Lakers to the best record in the Western Conference.
One year ago: Vice President Joe Biden told NBC's �Meet the Press� he was �absolutely comfortable� with gay couples who marry getting the same civil rights and liberties as heterosexual couples. Socialist Francois Hollande (frahn-SWAH� oh-LAWND�) defeated conservative incumbent Nicolas Sarkozy (sahr-koh-ZEE�) to become France's next president. Greek voters turned against mainline parties that had backed the tough terms of the country's massive international bailout. Actor George Lindsey, �Goober� on �The Andy Griffith Show,� died in Nashville at age 83.
Today's Birthdays: Baseball Hall-of-Famer Willie Mays is 82. Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., is 79. Rock singer Bob Seger is 68. Singer Jimmie Dale Gilmore is 68. Gospel singer-comedian Lulu Roman is 67. Actor Alan Dale is 66. Actor Ben Masters is 66. Actor Gregg Henry is 61. Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair is 60. TV personality Tom Bergeron is 58. Actress Roma Downey is 53. Rock singer John Flansburgh (They Might Be Giants) is 53. Actor George Clooney is 52. Actor Clay O'Brien is 52. Rock singer-musician Tony Scalzo (Fastball) is 49. Actress Leslie Hope is 48. Rock musician Mark Bryan (Hootie and the Blowfish) is 46. Rock musician Chris Shiflett (Foo Fighters) is 42. Actress Stacey Oristano is 34. Actress Adrianne Palicki is 30. Actress Gabourey Sidibe (GA�-bah-ray SIH�-duh-bay) is 30. Actress-singer Naomi Scott is 20.
Thought for Today: �No man chooses evil because it is evil; he only mistakes it for happiness, the good he seeks.� � Mary Wollstonecraft, British writer and philosopher (1759-1797).


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Budget, PACE approved in L'derry
Kelly Pajala was re-elected as Town Clerk and Jim Wilbur was re-elected as town treasurer.
In the two-year seat for select board, Kathy Aragi defeated Wayne Blanchard and Steve Prouty was reelected to a 3-year term.
Londonderry voters also decided to eliminate the position of town auditor. When voters asked why this position was being eliminated, Mark Fontaine said it is because outside, professional auditing firms now take care of the town's audit and the elected auditors simply put together the town report.
Among the articles approved includes establishing a Highway Equipment Reserve Fund and raising the sum of that fund to $47,000, the continued reuse and redesign of five FEMA buyout properties in town and to designate Londonderry a Property Assessed Clean Energy [PACE] District.
Bob Borella, Londonderry energy coordinator, said PACE is a way to finance energy improvements, such as energy efficiency or renewable energy projects.
"Basically, any homeowner can apply for money to do any kind of energy improvements," Borella said. "You do not have to lay out the money up front. The financing is provided through the state PACE program and in essence, you pay the money back in something that is very similar to tax property assessment."
The payments stay with the houses and not the owners, so if when a home is sold, the obligation to the payments end, he said. After some discussion and questions, the article was approved.
Voters also approved $1,000 for the Londonderry Conservation Fund; $3,000 for Memorial Park; $40,000 to be split between Phoenix Fire Company and Champion Fire Company; $26,443 for Mountain Valley Medical Center; $10,000 for the South Londonderry Library Association; $8,000 for the Town Parks Fund, $33,005 for human service organizations; $5,300 for Southeastern Vermont Economic Development Strategies; $1,000 for Friends of teh West River Trail.
Wendell Coleman was elected to replace Mike Bernhardt as Town Moderator.
Other elected positions included Joan Dayton as Delinquent Tax Collector; Roger Sheehan as First Constable; Peter Pagnucco as Town Grand Juror; Coleman as Town Agent; Katherine Mosenthal as Trustee of Public Funds; Dany Cobb and Laurie Mullen to the Cemetery Commission; Charlie Cave and Melissa Brown to the RED Board; and Julie Bacon Snide to the Memorial Park Board.
All articles were approved by a voice vote from the floor, except for positions that by law are required to be voted by paper ballot.
The Brattleboro Reformer contributed to this report.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 23 (UPI) -- Prosecutors in New York say there is not enough evidence to convict actress Lindsay Lohan of hit-and-run, so they're not filing charges against her.
Lohan, 26, was accused of leaving the scene of an accident after allegedly hitting a pedestrian with a Porsche outside The Dream Hotel in Manhattan last month.
TMZ said the "Mean Girls" and "Freaky Friday" star had been scheduled to appear in court Tuesday, but prosecutors decided to drop the case against the actress.
The celebrity news website cited an unnamed source as saying Lohan is "ecstatic" about the dismissal, but plans to sue her accuser for defamation.
Lohan's once-bright career has been eclipsed in recent years by reports of her erratic behavior, family disputes, substance abuse and legal troubles. She will next be seen in Lifetime's Elizabeth Taylor bio-picture "Liz & Dick."


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Shump leaving off where he did the last Playoff game with the threes.
Shump leaving off where he did the last Playoff game with the threes.
Sig made by Sons of Thunder
Honestly? I don't know how to feel about that, I guess I'd like to see more of him taking it to the basket rather than shooting a ****load of threes.
Just got home from classes and im watchin, how's Bargs lookin?
He's very active on offense, doesn't know what to do on defense... but there's clearly some connection between him and Melo.
Bargs missed all of his 3's (like 3) but he has drove to the rim a few times (2 i think were offensive fouls) - he looks like a 8th man to me so far. Amar'e is much better when he's not hurt from what i'm seeing. Shump/Prigs/Melo look good so far.
Did I just see Bargs dunk on that ass???
Did Walt just say he have the Pacers to win it all this season????
The team will definitely be better with Bargs than Novak. He's not the shooter Novak is but he's no one trick pony, drives to the rim, gets RB's. Shump just continuing what he was doing in game 6 in Indy doing his Ray Allan thing draining 3s.
Shump looks great. If Bargs can watch his offensive fouls, challenge some shots, and get better at 3's....he could be a major asset. I'm hoping he turns around his career here
Knicks got exposed by a Brasilian rookie..
Imagine what Roy Hibbert will do to that interior defense.
Lets hope Hibbert, and M Gasol gets injured early this year...lol
Hardaway catch n shoot in 2 seconds GREAT!!!


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text: Howard has his eyes on Los Angeles and New York, sources close to him have insisted for months, and nothing short of championship basketball may be enough to compel him to re-sign with the Magic. Since trading for Arenas on Dec. 18, the Magic have had a nine-game winning streak, some real moments of promise, but this will never work unless Arenas has the staying power to evolve into a scaled-down, efficient model of his old explosive self. Yahoo! Sports


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From the archives of NASA's Aviation Safety Reporting System publication, CALLBACK:
*edit*I had been playing "Space Invaders" for about two straight hours when I and an inexperienced co-pilot were launched to find a man believed to be injured who was lost in dense underbrush. After we got to the search pattern only 100 to 200 feet above the ridgeline we were searching, I started "seeing" (imagining) the Space Invaders descending down the windscreen. I gave the helicopter to my co-pilot, who continued the search at a higher, safer altitude. It took me about two minutes to de-program the Space Invaders out of my vision.
Why did this happen? Two hours of self-induced strong visual programming plus mental exhaustion from a normal day and intense game "arcade fever" combined to catch me off guard in a quiet moment in the I am sillyI am sillyI am sillyI am sillypit...The knowledge that I was dangerously close to "granitus" and a well-developed ability to concentrate on the instruments and facts pulled us out of that situation. Needless to say, I dont spend that extended a time period in the arcade anymore! (June 1984, #60)
The filter is obviously a bit wacked. Anyway, the word censored out is the "part of an aircraft from which the pilot(s) fly the aircraft".


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It's easy to feel that way when you look around. In Back to the Future 2, for example, when Marty Mcfly arrives in the year 2015—he steals a hover board, has shoes that lace themselves, and rides in flying cars.
"Roads? Where we're going we don't need any roads," Doc Brown says in the opening moments of the film.
So just where are our flying cars? Where is all that shiny technology that we thought we were going to have. Our lives were going to be so crisp, and cool, and full of wonder. And yet, here we are. Stuck in the day-to-day drudgery, wondering where our future went.
The problem is that the moment everyone has something — it's no longer wonderful. It's mundane. It's the same phone, tablet, or computer everyone else has.
But let's step back a minute. When the iPhone came out, I remember marveling at the touch controls. I remember laughing when I discovered how to shrink or embiggen an image. You pinch it. You pinch a picture and it shrinks. How amazing is that? We're used to that now. We expect it. But recall that it wasn't that long ago that everyone was carrying around a brick Nokia phone whose primary feature outside of making phone calls was to play the old Atari game "Snake".
Now, we pull games down to our phones from satellites that are floating in space. Your cell phone has more technology inside it's little quarter inch frame than the entire bulk of the first space shuttle that landed on the moon.
And we treat this as though it were mundane. We treat it as though it weren't a marvel of science. And there is so much more.
In my pocket right this minute is a gaming device more powerful than the old Donkey Kong arcade cabinets that used to fill bowling allies, pizza shops, and convenience store lobbies in the 80's. Not only that — the image on its tiny screen is completely three-dimensional.
The future is here. Step back and admire it.
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Probably the best thing that can be said of the coming second-quarter earnings season — maybe the only good thing that can be said — is that expectations are so low companies can trip over them.
Dow component Alcoa (NYSE:AA) kicks off the reporting season after the market closes Monday, and one thing we're certainly going to see is that the slowdown in the global economy has definitely caught up to U.S. corporate profits.
For the market's sake, the bad news had better be priced in and then some.
U.S. corporate profits fell in the first quarter of 2012 — the first such drop since 2008 — as a decline in earnings from overseas more than offset growth at home. Companies' early warnings and analysts' forecasts are saying we should expect more of the same as second-quarter results roll in.
Indeed, the only thing keeping S&P 500 earnings in growth territory for the most recent period is Bank of America (NYSE:BAC), according to data from FactSet, and that's only due to preposterously easy year-over-year comparisons.
You may recall that BofA posted a deep year-ago loss because of its $8.5 billion mortgage lawsuit settlement. That's going to make this year's numbers look a heck of a lot better. So much better, in fact, that BofA is propping up not just financials, but the entire S&P 500.
Financials are forecast to be the best performing sector of the market with earnings growth of more than 51%. But strip BofA out of the results and the sector posts earnings growth of just 6.8%.
And although BofA is the biggest contributor, plenty of other firms are also helping the sector with easy year-over-year comparisons, FactSet notes. Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS), Allstate (NYSE:ALL) and Travelers (NYSE:TRV) all reported losses in the year-ago quarter and are now predicted to be large contributors to earnings growth in the upcoming reporting season.
Kick those financial sector numbers out of the S&P 500's bottom line and things get shaky. In the aggregate, second-quarter earnings are forecast to grow just 3%. Take just BofA out of the equation and the S&P 500 is set to see profits decline 1.7%.
What BofA and the financial sector are helping to paper over are higher costs, weaker overseas demand and the effects of a stronger dollar (which makes U.S. goods more expensive in foreign markets).
It all adds up to a wave of companies issuing profit warnings ahead of earnings season.
The ratio of companies cutting versus raising their earnings outlooks stands at 3.6, according to data from Thomson Reuters. If the alarm bells are ringing, then well they should: That's the highest warning level since 2001.
The question for stocks, then, is whether companies have tempered expectations enough ahead of the season. Remember that the market doesn't care about bad news nearly so much as it cares about nasty surprises.
Liz Ann Sonders, chief investment strategist at Charles Schwab (NYSE:SCHW), is expecting the earnings season to bring some disappointments, especially among companies most exposed to Europe and the slowdown in China. But it also helps that "companies have certainly lowered the bar, which could mitigate the disappointment," Sonders writes.
As always, it all comes down to expectations. It's no secret second-quarter earnings are going to be weak. The question is whether or not the ugliness has been sufficiently baked in to share prices.
As of this writing, Dan Burrows didn't hold any of the securities mentioned here.


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The Recording Academy
We're All Fans
(For a complete list of 52nd GRAMMY Award winners, please click here.)
The Recording Academy and TBWA\Chiat\Day Los Angeles unveiled an innovative advertising campaign for the 52nd Annual GRAMMY Awards, airing live on CBS Jan. 31, 8–11:30 p.m. ET/PT. The fully integrated campaign, titled "We're All Fans," highlights music fans' unprecedented impact in the current digital age.
The heart of the campaign is the Web site, www.wereallfans.com — a first-of-its-kind interactive fan experience — featuring portraits of GRAMMY-nominated artists composed entirely of real-time, fan-generated YouTube, Twitter, Flickr, and Facebook postings. This user-submitted content is continuously gathered from these social media platforms and refreshed on the campaign site to form a constantly evolving, "living" portrait of each artist. TV, print, out-of-home, and interactive all support and will drive traffic to the site.
"Music connects us all and while it comes to life in the hands of artists, it lives and breathes in the hearts and minds of fans," said Evan Greene, Chief Marketing Officer of The Recording Academy. "With the natural evolution of social media, fans have become a cultural force driving the power of music, and this year's ad campaign celebrates the connection between fans and some of today's most relevant artists."
"Fans have always been the driving force of music, but with the rise of social media they are now more powerful, more connected and more influential than ever," said Patrick O'Neill, executive creative director at TBWA\Chiat\Day\Los Angeles. "We wanted to tap into what music fans are already doing: sharing, tweeting, singing about their favorite song/musician/lyric every second, every day, all over the Web. The 'We're All Fans' GRAMMY Awards campaign harnesses this enthusiasm and puts the fans at the center of the idea. And we all know, music is nothing without the fans."
Inspired by www.wereallfans.com, TV, print and out-of-home will use social media as building blocks to highlight the varied and unique ways fans pay homage to their favorite artists. TV commercials will include Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and LL Cool J. Print and out-of-home advertisements feature the five artists nominated for Album Of The Year — Beyoncé, the Black Eyed Peas, Lady Gaga, Dave Matthews Band, and Taylor Swift — as well as other current nominees including Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day, Pink, and Carrie Underwood.
The Web site will also have the built-in functionality for users to upload their own image and create a "We're All Fans" portrait of themselves, built from fan-generated content about their chosen artist. Fans are urged to return to the site often as new artists will be added throughout the run up to the GRAMMY Awards telecast on Jan. 31.
Leading men's fashion designer John Varvatos has designed a collection of "We're All Fans"-inspired GRAMMY T-shirts to further support the 52nd GRAMMY Awards that will be available for purchase nationwide through his stores and through Bloomingdales stores. The shirts feature this year's Album Of The Year nominees and will cost $45, with proceeds going to support The Recording Academy's charitable affiliates: MusiCares and the GRAMMY Foundation.
The 52nd GRAMMY Awards will take place live on Sunday, Jan. 31, at Staples Center in Los Angeles and will be broadcast in HDTV and 5.1 Surround Sound on the CBS Television Network from 8–11:30 p.m. (ET/PT). The show also will be supported on radio via Westwood One worldwide, and covered online at GRAMMY.com and CBS.com, and on YouTube. Additional performers, presenters and special segments will be announced soon. For GRAMMY coverage, updates and breaking news, please visit The Recording Academy's social networks on Twitter and Facebook.


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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- The all-time Penn State fantasy draft might be over, but the controversy has only just begun.
NittanyNation thought it'd take an extra day to reflect on the process, offer some analysis, give some opinions and then move on from a memorable three-hour, 24-round draft.
Steve Jones and Mike Poorman will grade each team later today, but NittanyNation wanted to give its own rundown of the draft and offer a behind-the-scenes look at a few picks.
The best PSU player? In a casual Twitter poll Monday night, linebacker Jack Ham received the most mentions for best overall Penn State player. Team Prato took him in the second round, with everyone except the softspoken McDuffie playfully calling Lou Prato a jerk. (Everyone wanted Ham.)
It was an interesting, nonscientific poll because it took about a dozen votes for a single name to be repeated. LaVar Arrington and John Cappelletti also received multiple mentions.
Prato voted for Lenny Moore by drafting him with his No. 1 overall pick.
Most memorable part of the draft: Definitely the end of the seventh round. Only one receiver had been drafted until that point (Bobby Engram), and Team Moyer needed a wideout.
So, right before Team McDuffie had back-to-back picks, Team Moyer selected O.J. McDuffie for his own fantasy team.
Team Moyer: "Sorry to do this to you, OJ, but I got to. I'm taking O.J. McDuffie. Need Collins to throw to someone."
Team McDuffie: "Damn, Josh. I was just about take myself."
That's when four receivers -- McDuffie, Bryant Johnson, Deon Butler, Kenny Jackson -- were taken consecutively and caused headaches for the other three participants. That was a key part to the draft. And, five days later, O.J. still wasn't happy about the move.
"I still can't believe you did that," McDuffie said, laughing. "Right before me."
Biggest head-scratchers: Cornerback Brian Miller as the No. 2 overall pick? C'mon, Team McClellan. Cornerback was the slimmest position in the draft, so corners had added value -- that was McClellan's reasoning for taking him so high -- but one could've held off on Miller until at least the fourth or fifth round.
Team McClellan passed up Ki-Jana Carter and Kerry Collins for Miller. Team Morris also received some ribbing for making Sean Lee the No. 1 LB, but Stephon Morris wanted to draft someone in the first round with whom he had played. So that was understandable.
But when Morris took kicker Chris Bahr in the 10th round? Definite head-scratcher -- although he did explain that move here. McDuffie also surprised just about everyone when he drafted Larry Johnson over the likes of Curt Warner and Cappelletti.
Best undrafted players: Where to even begin? There were plenty; you could make up a great team on just left-overs from the draft.
QB Tony Sacca, FB Franco Harris, RB Blair Thomas, WR Derek Moye, OT Chris Conlin, and C Matt Stankiewitch are among the best remaining picks on offense. As far as the defense: DT Jimmy Kennedy, DE Bruce Bannon, LB Michael Mauti, CB Derek Bochna and S Harry Hamilton were also undrafted.
Best sleepers (or best-value picks): OK, we'll throw Team McClellan a bone here. Grabbing two-time All-American and College Football Hall-of-Famer Dennis Onkotz in the 16th round was probably the steal of the draft.
That greatly boosted Team McClellan's LB corps. And he grabbed another great-value pick with Lydell Mitchell in the 20th round. Team Morris definitely got great value in QB Todd Blackledge in the 19th round, and Team Moyer's best-value picks appeared to be LB Greg Buttle in the 18th round and Kenny Jackson in the eighth.
Morris means business: A lot of participants hit the books before the draft, but Morris' preparation was a little different. As a player, he had a bit of a leg up, because he didn't just stop at reading up on all the players -- he went straight to the source.
Morris called up several former players -- including Lee, Chafie Fields, NaVorro Bowman, Derrick Williams and Arrington -- to talk about whom they thought deserved to be drafted.
"Once you told me about it, I had contacts with guys who I played with and guys like Chafie Fields, who I was thinking about signing with, so I just did my research," Morris said Tuesday night. "I asked them about some guys, who I should choose and pretty much went from there."
Morris' research seemed to pay off. Prato was pleasantly surprised at Morris' Penn State knowledge, and his defense is among the best.
Can we get a mulligan? When you're picking players without a fancy draft board and you're racing against the clock, sometimes panic and confusion set in -- and it basically happened to all of us.
Prato regretted not taking Gregg Garrity; Morris likely would've taken Brandon Noble over Devon Still if he had another chance; McDuffie would've drafted himself sooner. And Team Moyer? Why, oh why, couldn't Lydell Mitchell hold out for one more round? Michael Mauti also likely would've replaced Ed O'Neil upon closer inspection.
Looking back on the draft: The most difficult part wasn't necessarily creating your own "cheat sheet" and ranking the best players at each position. It was trying to weigh whether someone like Michael Robinson had more value than someone like Engram.
There was no blueprint to this, since it had never really been done before. We all knew what players we wanted -- but we weren't so sure just who we could wait for and who we needed to grab right away.
Morris agreed that you kind of had to adopt a reactive strategy with the draft. With no mock drafts, it was definitely unique. But, looking ahead, at least future drafters will have some idea of what to expect.
It was definitely a lot of fun. The NittanyNation staff will probably continue trash-talking about this throughout the season. And McDuffie, Morris and Prato were all great sports.
"If I'd know the level of participation McDuffie and Morris would have I'd have picked them 1 and 2," McClellan said. "Great guys and tremendously patient during the whole process, too."


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Willie Harris 2.0
Willie Harris 2.0
There are 3 guarantees in life; death, taxes, and the leadoff walk coming around to score.
Although that little typo in his slash line did make me look up last season's stats.
Post Season Tickets Printing Begins...
Way to go Walt... at least you're not the idiot Dayton Moore in KC who just committed 17.5 Million into Ervin Santana & Jeremy Guthrie for next year.
That should get us over the top
Let the kids play!
Matt Eddy
#Reds sign 2B Emmanuel Burriss, C Nevin Ashley & RHRP Jeff Stevens to minor league deals.
Isn't this the guy that had some epic hitless streak? Or am I thinking of someone else?
Never mind, that was Eugenio Velez
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I'd wager none of them make the major league roster
Depth is depth. All three look serviceable, and Nevin Ashley might even have a bit of upside if things go south for Mes.
Finally we got Stevens back after the Indians stole him away in the Brandon Phillips deal.
Burriss=Valdez=Patterson=Taveras=Cairo=Harris. This will really help the offense...another Mendoza line hitter.
Emmanuel Burriss looks serviceable? In what way?
Ashley might not be that bad of a backup to a backup plan.
He looks serviceable in AAA. Maybe.
I used to like this Burris guy alot...
Hoping for another Reds October
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Mike Maroth came to St. Louis with more than his capable left arm when the Cardinals acquired him in a trade with the Detroit Tigers.
Maroth also brought a desire to continue participating in food distribution for the homeless and fundraising for Multiple Sclerosis research.
"We want to be servants," Maroth told the St. Louis Post Dispatch. "I've been given a platform in baseball that allows me to do things like this. I want to take full advantage of it. It's part of our faith."
And with his wife, Brooke, Maroth hopes to transfer his charitable works to St. Louis as soon as possible.
"We'll get involved in St. Louis as much as we can. It takes a little time to get to know the area," he said. "But no matter where we go, in season or out of season, we want to do as much as we can."
Three years ago, Mike's father Bill was diagnosed with MS, and in that short time, the disease has started to take its toll.
"I've seen the effects of MS and what he has to go through daily," said Maroth. "It's not easy for him, and it's not something that can be cured or even reversed. This is what he has to deal with. When you find out, you pretty much know you can't get better."
His involvement with the MS Society is something Maroth sees as a choice, not something he has to do.
"The things we do are on our own," he said. "We usually look for areas we have a passion for. I think you have to possess a passion for what you do, no matter what.
"We're not going to pick something because somebody wants you to do it. These are things close to our heart. And in those areas, we do as much as we can."
Thanks to his involvement, Maroth was nominated in 2006 for Major League Baseball's Roberto Clemente Award, given annually to a player for civic works. Brooke, meanwhile, served as the 2006 Michigan Ambassador for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
"She does more behind the scenes than I do. She doesn't get enough credit," said Maroth. "It's a team effort between her and I. It's not just me."
Carlyle keeps battling: Prior to this season, Buddy Carlyle had spent parts of three seasons in the Majors and had allowed 48 runs in 54 2/3 innings. He had just one win in 21 games pitched.
But on Sunday, Carlyle won his third consecutive start by allowing just one run in eight innings as the Braves downed the Pirates, 5-1.
"If you're a starter for the Braves, you're expected to go out and do the job," Carlyle told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Carlyle allowed a first-inning home run to Freddy Sanchez, then did not allow another run all game.
"What I love about Buddy," said Braves right fielder Jeff Francoeur, "is he gave up the home run on the second at-bat, then came back with nothing but fastballs to Rochey [Adam LaRoche, who followed Sanchez].
"He's not scared of anything. It's fun to play behind a guy like that. Plus, he works quick."
The Braves are the fifth organization that Carlyle has played for in his career and he also spent two seasons in Japan. So he's not letting his current success get to his head.
"I'm trying to treat every inning, every at-bat, like it's a battle for survival, like I've always done," Carlyle said. "Treat every inning like it's your last one."
In Amezaga, the "a" stands for "assist": Alfredo Amezaga has turned into one of the best throwing center fielders in all of baseball. Sunday, he threw out Rafael Belliard at the plate to record his eighth assist of the season and help preserve a 5-3 win for the Marlins.
"Helping the pitcher," Amezaga told the South Florida Sun-Sentinel. "That's the first thing I think about."
The assist moved him one behind Major League leader Aaron Rowand for center fielders. Rowand has logged 286 2/3 more innings in center than Amezaga has this season.
"Seriously?" Amezaga said. "I'm surprised. I didn't know that. You feel good about that. ... I've worked with [Bo] Porter and he's shown me how to be a little more relaxed. That's in batting practice. During the game, you just attack the ball and do what you can."
Figgins moves into Angels' record book: With three stolen bases in Sunday's game against the Rangers, Chone Figgins recorded his 187th career stolen base, breaking Gary Pettis' franchise record of 186 thefts. Ironically, Pettis was on hand to witness the event, as he is currently the first base coach for the Rangers.
"It was just one of those special moments, and having Gary here made it more gratifying," Figgins told the Los Angeles Times. "Growing up, I watched guys like him, Vince Coleman, Ozzie Smith, Rickey Henderson and Kenny Lofton steal bases. To break one of their records is really special."
Pettis played with the Angels from 1982-1987. He twice topped the 50-steal mark and his 56 steals in 1985 was the second-highest mark in club history behind Mickey Rivers' 70 steals in 1975 until Figgins swiped 62 bags in 2005.
When asked if he was surprised that his franchise record for steals lasted so long, Pettis told the Los Angeles Times, "In a way, yes, but then, no. The game has changed. Guys hit for more power now, and some guys don't value the stolen base as much as it should be valued. It's a weapon, not just to get numbers, but to create offense."
Brewers carefully manage Gallardo's innings: Yovani Gallardo has a future in the starting rotation for the Milwaukee Brewers. But for the present, Gallardo will continue to come out of the bullpen, despite the fact he was 1-0 with a 2.79 ERA in three starts earlier this season.
"I'm not going to sit around and wait too long, but I'm trying to protect Gallardo and not get his innings up," Brewers manager Ned Yost told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. "That's the whole idea. If I can get through this month and get into August and then get him nine or 10 starts, we'll be in pretty good shape if we need him at that point."
The Brewers want to make sure they don't overuse Gallardo, who is only 21. The club doesn't want to push him too far beyond the 155 innings he pitched last year. This season, Gallardo has thrown 77 2/3 innings at Triple-A Nashville and 28 2/3 innings for the Brewers. Yost figures Gallardo should throw about 70 more innings this year, and he would prefer to spread them out in the bullpen.
"I don't want to have to get him 15 starts," Yost said.
Garko shines with the glove, too: After a winter of work in the Dominican Republic, Cleveland Indians first baseman has greatly improved his defense. Now, he laughs at those who thought his fielding would be an issue.
"What surprised me," Garko told MLB.com, "is that people thought I wasn't going to get better."
Manager Eric Wedge was not among the doubters.
"He's obviously a hitter," said Wedge. "But he takes a lot of pride in what he does at first base."
Against the Royals over the weekend, Garko made several impressive plays, and Wedge referred to his defense as "fantastic."
"Those are plays I might not have made at even the beginning of this year," said Garko. "But my footwork's getting better and I really feel like I'm reacting to the ball faster. Because of all that work, I feel like I'm able to make those diving plays now."
Wedge isn't surprised.
"He's worked so hard to play a good first base," said Wedge. "And that's what we've seen him do. ... He's been great for us all year."
Gregarious Casey is voted baseball's friendliest: In a Sports Illustrated poll taken in May, Detroit Tigers first baseman Sean Casey received nearly half of the 460 votes taken from Major League players for the "friendliest guy in baseball."
Jim Thome and Mike Sweeney were second with about 30 votes. There must be a reason he was known in Cincinnati as "The Mayor."
When the Detroit Free Press caught up with some players from around the league, the sentiment was clear.
"I remember last year in Pittsburgh," recalled Tigers centerfielder Curtis Granderson when Casey was still playing for the Pirates. "I ended up at first. And he said, 'Man, you're a little guy. I didn't know you had as much power as you did.' Now, I had just gotten a single, so his comment didn't make sense. And then he told me he'd been watching highlights on TV."
Halfway through his first season in the Majors, Granderson was shocked.
"I couldn't believe he even knew who I was," he said.
Even the opposition has nice things to say about Casey.
"He's amazing," said Minnesota Twins center fielder Torii Hunter. "I can't say what we talk about. But he's the best."
The Tigers coaches have plenty of good things to say, too.
"He has a unique ability to strike a conversation with anybody at any time," said Tigers hitting coach Lloyd McClendon. "He also knows how difficult this game is. He had to work hard to become the player he is. He doesn't take it for granted."
For Casey, he just wants his legacy to include more than his bat.
"I want to be remembered for more than hitting," he said.
Ordonez, Ichiro in tight batting race: Let the race for the American League batting title officially begin.
After Sunday's action, the Mariners' Ichiro Suzuki was hitting a cool .350, just behind Magglio Ordonez of the Tigers, who ended the weekend with an average of .358. While Ordonez has the lead right now, it seems like the speed of Ichiro has made him the favorite -- even in the Detroit clubhouse.
"I'd take Ichiro because he's got 'legs,'" Tigers manager Jim Leyland told MLB.com. "Magglio don't get many infield hits. You have a guy like Ichiro who hits a ball in the hole at shortstop and it's a base hit."
Seattle manager John McLaren agrees.
"With Ichiro's feet, I'd have to go with him," said McLaren. "But Magglio's a very capable guy. I managed him in Venezuela and I'd be in the ballpark at noon and this kid was in the stands running. This is before he made it [to the Majors].
"He's a hard worker. Like Ichiro, he does a lot of things behind the scenes. I have a special feeling for Maggs on how he paid the price to get here."
Ordonez even gives Ichiro an advantage.
"I think he's got more of a chance because he has more [infield] base hits and he's fast," he said. "He hits a ground ball and he can beat it out. I'm not that kind of player. I hit for more power."
Sean Casey likes Ichiro's ability to reach base many different ways.
"Mags is such a complete hitter, but so is Ichiro," said Casey. "Ichiro was at our place earlier in the year and he was hitting like .250. Next thing you know he's at .360.
"He's one of those guys who can put four hits on you a couple nights in a row. He puts streaks together. Mags is one of the best hitters in baseball. I think in the end though Ichiro finds a way to win it."
Added Casey: "He knows how to do it and knows what to do down the stretch," he said. "You try to pitch around him and he bloops one to the left or knocks one to the right. He's not looking necessarily to hit a ball down the middle, he's looking to hit anything thrown up there. That's why he's so tough."
For Ordonez, a trip to the postseason is more important.
"It's something that if it happens, great, but I have to help my team get to the playoffs," he said. "They don't pay me to win the batting title. They pay to go the playoffs and win."
This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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COSTA MESA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--EarthLCD.com, the recognized leader in smart, touch LCDs announced the introduction of the ezLCD-303 and the immediate availability of their EarthSEMPL 2.0 firmware. With the release of the EarthSEMPL 2.0 firmware, the ezLCD-3xx product family now features procedural commands to allow the ezLCD to act as a standalone controller that can replace programmable logic controllers (PLC) and human machine interface (HMI) units/devices.
"Human Machine Interface (HMI) Market Global Forecast & Analysis (2012 -2017)"
According to market research published by MarketsandMarkets (www.marketsandmarkets.com), "Human Machine Interface (HMI) Market Global Forecast & Analysis (2012 -2017)," the total market is expected to reach $4.5 billion by 2017, at a CAGR of 10.13% from 2012 to 2017.
"Since 2003, EarthLCD.com has built the ezLCD family of smart touch LCD clients for embedded systems that provide an easy-to-program and integrate color TFT LCD," said Randy Schafer, EarthLCD.com's president and CEO. "Over 2,500 of our customers have integrated ezLCDs into their medical, instrumentation and industrial products. With this new firmware introduction, we expect to further enhance our customer's capabilities and product offerings."
While the ezLCD-3xx can still be used as a GUI client, it can now also operate as a standalone touchscreen controller featuring nine general purpose input/output (GPIO) pins that can be configured as three serial uarts, one I²C master, one serial peripheral interface (SPI) bus master, five analog input/output (I/O) and nine digital I/O pins. Standard and custom I/O expansion modules are also available from EarthLCD.com to add RS232, RS485 and other functionality. The new added commands include GOTO, GOSUB, IF THEN, FOR and WHILE.
"Incorporating controller functionality improves the options for engineering development," said Rich Obermeyer, EarthLCD.com's vice president of engineering. "The on-board flash drive allows easy updating of bitmaps and macros. And with the development tools and USB driver pre-installed on the flash drive, development can begin in minutes instead of hours."
The ezLCD-303 features a 3.5 inch smart, color touch TFT LCD providing 320x240 pixel resolution, 65,536 colors (16-bit), 350 Nit brightness, LED backlight, 500:1 contrast ratio and an integrated four-wire resistive touchscreen. Its intelligent control module includes a GPU, 16-bit CPU, 4MB flash memory, USB 2.0 and RS232/TTL interfaces. The ezLCD-303 operates at +3.3V supply voltage, extremely low power at 130mA typical and offers a -20°C to +60°C operating temperature. It is RoHS compliant and measures 4.08 x 2.52 x .86 inches.
The EarthSEMPL programming language is Windows 7, XP, Linux, and OSX compatible.
Both the ezLCD-303 and EarthSEMPL 2.0 firmware is available from the company's website and the EarthSEMPL 2.0 firmware currently ships with all of EarthLCD.com's ezLCD-3xx products. Pricing for the ezLCD-303 starts at $129.00 each. EarthLCD.com will also design custom models for annual orders in quantities of one thousand and above.
About EarthLCD.com
Founded in 1994, EarthLCD.com is a U.S.-based division of Earth Computer Technologies, Inc. that specializes in designing and manufacturing cost effective LCD products for industrial and OEM applications worldwide. The company's mantra of "We Make LCDs Work" has successfully earned them recognition as the supplier of choice for LCD connectivity. For more information, visit www.earthlcd.com.


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Nancy Ajram the New Goodwill Ambassador to UNICEF
In her role as goodwill ambassador Ajram will help raise awareness of children's issues, particularly early childhood development, child protection, education and youth participation.
Ajram is the second UNICEF regional ambassador after Egyptian actor Mahmoud Kabil, who congratulated Ajram from an IDP – internally displaced persons - camp in Yemen via videoconference, welcoming her to the UNICEF family.
Kabil held his position as ambassador since 2003.
The pop singer Aajram expressed her happiness to hold such a title and thanked all those present for standing by her.
"It's a lifelong dream come true," said Ajram, describing her new position as "one of the most important achievements of my life as an artist, a human being and as a mother."
She also thanked UNICEF.


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This unit is the third of three compulsory units in primary mathematics education; it is offered as a wholly on line unit. In this final unit students will address issues related to their future professional practice in schools and the wider education community. The main focus will be on increasing students' skills in curriculum planning, assessment and reporting, and extending their knowledge of current issues, research and development in mathematics education.
Topics to be addressed include: problematic issues relevant to the implementation of mathematics curricula; assessment, evaluation and reporting, including the use of authentic assessment tasks; catering for diversity, including intervention and remediation; curriculum planning in mathematics; socio-cultural and equity factors in planning and implementing inclusive mathematics learning; mathematics in an integrated curriculum; and continuing professional development.
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Last week, we attended a dairy forage symposium held in collaboration with the University of Wisconsin Extension. Paul Dyk, a livestock and dairy agent in Fond du Lac county discussed ways we can listen and learn from our feeders. One concern Dyk brought forth was the dangers on top of silage piles and bunkers. Dyk says that one option for those working on silage piles is to wear harnesses connected to an anchor point. Dyk also points out that OSHA is continuously growing more concerned with worker safety.
As we begin to enter our fresh bunkers from last fall's harvest, enter with caution and be careful. Don't be a safety statistic.


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Dexter Mattox's first patient in dental school was a 94-year-old retired nurse.
They spent almost one year together, but Mattox never knew her name, her personality and never heard her voice.
Even so, this woman taught Mattox more than any textbook or diagram ever could.
By giving her body to medicine after her death, she allowed Mattox and his classmates to literally explore the makeup of her brain, see veins and arteries up close and touch the muscles in her face.
On Friday, Mattox, a second-year student in Georgia Regents University's College of Dental Medicine, was finally able to say thank you.
GRU medical students and faculty held a memorial service to honor 170 donors who gave their bodies to science so students could better understand human anatomy.
They hosted the donors' families, who packed the Natalie and Lansing B. Lee Jr. Auditorium and held a service that had the feel of a funeral with a message.
In front of floral wreaths in white ribbon, students read statements about how working with the bodies impacted their learning and lives. They sang tribute songs with guitars strumming on stage.
"While we'll never know the characteristics or personalities of the donors, we do know their generosity," said Chris Woods, a student in the College of Allied Health Sciences Physician Assistant Program. "The gift these donors have given us not only directly affects my classmates and I but the tens of thousands of patients we'll see over the course of our careers."
Sylvia Smith, professor and chair in the Department of Cellular Biology and Anatomy, which oversees the anatomical donations program, assured families their loved ones were treated with dignity and respect.
She said she understands the sacrifice and worry families of donors go through. After her niece, Jessica, was killed in 2003 in a car crash at the age of 20, Smith's family saw Jessica's commitment as an organ donor materialize.
"Her heart, lungs, liver and kidneys were given to needy transplant patients," Smith said. "Jessica's corneas had been transplanted and the recipient was eternally grateful for the gift of sight. Thus, in the most enduring way, my niece lives on and your family members live on as well."
Edi Jorgaqi traveled from New York with his wife, Artemisa, just to attend the service in memory of his cousin, Thomas Mangelly.
Mangelly was a World War II veteran, who raised his family in Augusta. When he died in 2011 at age 94, Mangelly had arranged to donate his body to the medical school.
His daughter in law, Greta Mangelly, said the ceremony was a way to honor someone they loved so much.
"It's been almost two years, but it's still hard," Greta Mangelly said. "This was just one more way to say goodbye."


text: In an effort to learn a little about the people who serve in the armed forces, Melissa Vit's class wrote letters to a unit serving in Afghanistan. Service men/women took the time to write back answering questions and explaining what jobs they do. Master Sergeant Jason Thomas came to the classroom when he returned from Afghanistan and answered questions the class had and presented the class with a certificate and a United States flag that was flown aboard a C-130H Aircraft. Students pictured, front, Grant Janek, William Hrechka, Emmalee Jarman, Jaden Spence, Niamh Lundburg and Jarius Forman; and, back, Quinn Ebaugh, Ethan Meenan, Camden Eberly, Alexandra Turner, Daniel Stepcic, Dayton Lantz, Logan Wilkins, Amanda Melvin, Billy Wheatly, MaNyah Banks, Maysell Crossland, Clinton Peacock and Thomas.


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ORLANDO, Fla. - Did you hear that Jenny McCarthy's son never really had autism?
What about the guy who sued his wife in China after they had an ugly baby?
More recently, maybe you heard how the the technician responsible for the Olympic ring malfunction was found murdered.
What these stories all have in common is that none of them are true. When they are shared on social media by sometimes tens of thousands, it can be damaging to a person or organizations reputation.
[WEB EXTRA: Salvation Army fights back]
Over the holidays, blog posts that encouraged the charitable to 'boycott the Salvation Army red kettles' were popping up all over Facebook. The articles claimed and cited examples of the Salvation Army's supposed discrimination against homosexual individuals.
At the Salvation Army in Orlando, hundreds of homeless and needy are given food and shelter on a daily basis. The area commander there says it does not matter what their sexual orientation is, they open their doors to everyone.
"My staff I don't think would even blink an eye if someone walked in that was gay or otherwise, we are in the business of helping people, no matter where they come from," said Major Mark Woodcock.
Woodcock explained that as a Christian organization their belief system does not agree with homosexuality and believes in marriage between one man and one woman.
But, he urged that their belief system does not equate to discrimination in any sense.
"It really disturbs me when someone says you discriminate against gay and lesbian individuals because that's just not the truth," he said.
The accusations began circulating after an Australian radio interview in 2012.
In the interview the host asks an Aussie Salvation Army spokesperson about a Bible verse in the charity's handbook.
The verse which was taken from Romans 1 18:32, deals with homosexuality and ends by saying, "Those who do such things should be put to death."
The Salvation Army official responds by saying that the scripture is part of their belief system.
Woodcock was not the official interview, but he contended that the verse and interview had been taken out of context.
"If you want to sort of cut and paste the Bible I guess you can come up with anything that you want," he said.
Woodcock explained that the verse describes the wages of sin being a spiritual death, but in further scripture that is taught and practiced by the Salvation Army it talks about the grace and mercy of God.
"Whether that grace is to a gay person, or to a person who has hatred in their heart or to the person who has done the most horrific thing in their life, that grace extends to them," he said.
Professional fact-checkers see interviews, quotes and stories being taken out of context all the time.
"Sometimes there's a grain of truth to it, but when you really kind of dig into layer and layer you find there are a lot of things wrong with these memes or internet postings that are flying around," said Aaron Sharockman, the editor of PunditFact.
PunditFact is a spin-off of the Tampa Bay Times PolitiFact, which fact checks hundreds of Facebook memes, internet postings and pundit sound bytes.
Sharockman said the first thing they do when they get a claim that is flying around the Internet, is put it into Google and see what else comes up.
A lot of times, another story will already be circulating debunking the claim.
The original source of the information is also a good place to start if you dispute the validity.
For instance, the story circulating about Jenny McCarthy's son was posted on a blog site called "the Sports pig's blog." The article linked back to a 2010 Time Magazine article about McCarthy. However, the former playmate never said any of the things that the blog reported her saying.
At Pundit Fact and PoltiFact the journalists will often reach out to the sources of the information and try to verify or find out where it came from. Sharockman said that is one of the best indicators on whether or not it is true, because most of the time when it's a fake the people don't reply or they can't even find out who the person is originally responsible for posting it.
He encourages everyone to have a little fact-checker in them before blindly sharing posts.
"Sure it's easier to share and it's easier to share your opinions but make your opinions s based on sound evidence," he said.
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