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JAMES CITY — There must be something about playing under the lights at Wanner Stadium that brings out the best in high school football players.
Last week, Devonte Dedmon rushed for nearly 300 yards and scored five touchdowns as Warhill defeated Smithfield.
Tyler Doane did his best to duplicate the accomplishment, running for two touchdowns and throwing for one more as Jamestown (2-1 overall, 2-0 district) rolled to a 37-20 victory Friday night over New Kent.
Doane completed 18 of 29 passes for 210 yards and a pair of short touchdown passes. The senior quarterback did his best Robert Griffin III impersonation, rushing for two scores, including a 76-yard run late in the third quarter to put the game out of reach.
The Eagles' offense went to work early, scoring on each of its first two possessions.
Doane capped a nine-play, 59-yard drive with an 8-yard completion to Mike Mason. On second-and-goal, Doane rolled to his right and threaded a pass into tight coverage and Mason was able to hang on for the score. Marcel Schwartz kicked the extra point and the Eagles led 7-0 with 4:07 left in the first half.
Jamestown's defense made another big stop on fourth down at the Eagles' 11-yard line. The Eagles responded with a 13-play, 89-yard drive for their second touchdown of the game. Stas Szczepanski plowed in from 9 yards out to build a commanding 14-0 lead with 6:17 left in the half.
New Kent (1-2, 1-1) answered on its third possession of the game. The Trojans did a great job of mixing the run with the pass and marched down the field with great precision.
With a running game established, the Trojans went to play-action, as quarterback Luke Mechling connected with a wide-open T.J. Ward in the right corner of the end zone to cut the lead to 14-7 with 1:26 left.
The Eagles tried to answer with another score, driving the ball inside the New Kent 6 with 17.3 seconds left. A pair of penalties forced Jamestown to settle for a field-goal attempt. Marcel Schwartz's 31-yard try fell just short of the crossbar as Jamestown maintained a 14-7 halftime lead.
New Kent tried to sway momentum to start the third quarter with an onside kick, but the Eagles recovered at midfield. The Eagles responded with a 10-play, 50-yard drive that was capped by Doane's 2-yard run for a 21-7 lead with 9:52 left in the quarter.
The Trojans answered as Mike Chalmers rumbled 13 yards on a fourth-and-1 play, carrying three defenders with him into the end zone, to trim the lead to 21-14 with five minutes left in the quarter.
Doane quelled any comeback attempt on the Eagles' next play from scrimmage. The senior quarterback scored on a perfectly executed read-option play and rumbled 76 yards for a score to put Jamestown up 28-14 with 4:40 left.
Schwartz notched his first career field goal, from 25 yards with 6:54 left in the fourth quarter, to build the lead to 31-14.
New Kent wouldn't quit, as Kevin Karaffa hauled in a 20-yard touchdown pass from Mechling. The extra point was blocked as Jamestown still led 31-20.
That would be as close as the Trojans would get, as Mark Lipscomb iced the game with a 5-yard touchdown run.
New Kent 0, 7, 7,6 - 20
Jamestown 7, 7, 14, 9 - 38
First quarter
Jamestown: Mason 8 pass from Doane (Schwartz kick), 4:03
Second quarter
Jamestown: Szczepanski 9 run (Schwartz kick), 6:17
New Kent: Ward 8 pass from Mechling (Rountree kick), 1:26
Third quarter
Jamestown: Doane 2 run (Schwartz kick), 6:54.
New Kent: Chalmers 13 run (Rountree kick), 5:00.
Jamestown: Doane 76 run (Schwartz kick), 4:40.
Fourth quarter
Jamestown: FG Marcel Schwartz 25, 6:54.
New Kent: Karaffa 20 pass from Mechling (kick blocked), 4:18.
Jamestown: Lipscomb 5 run (kick blocked), 45.3.
NK; Jam
First downs: 16; 22
Rushes-yards: 33-135, 34-201
Passing yards: 174,207
Comp-Att-Int: 14-19-0; 18-29-0
Penalties-yards: 6-55; 6-68
Fumbles-lost: 0-0; 1-1
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My sister, Heather Kish, worked very hard to coordinate the events that weekend; our friends and family were eager laborers to bring it all together.
More than 150 people joined us, writing their good wishes and funny memories in the guest book. At 8:45 pm, the bagpiper led the way as Terry's brothers, Tim and Dave, carried the little boat that held Terry's ashes, along with reeds and grasses to help it burn. Behind them, I held hands and walked with Dale, Jace, Ed and Joan (Terry's parents); everyone followed us. When we were all gathered at the water's edge, Rev. David McDonald (friend and Phi Psi brother) spoke: he helped us remember Terry's humor, grace, and loyalty while also honoring his life and legacy.
As we listened, my brother-in-law Steve Kish helped Dale and Jace into a metal rowboat at the dock. Tim and Dave handed them the small boat with Terry's ashes and the three men headed to the middle of the pond. Just before sunset, Dale and Jace placed the boat in the water and lit small torches that they laid on the grasses. It lit right away and cast a beautiful reflection on the darkening water. The bagpiper played "Amazing Grace" and, for a full five minutes, we watched the pyre float along the perfectly still water and listened to the music.
When the fire burned out and the boat fell beneath the water's surface, Rev. McDonald closed the service and we all made our way back to the bonfire up the hill. People embraced and wept, some lingered to watch the water and the beautiful surroundings.
We lit candles and gathered in lawn chairs around the roaring blaze. The rest of the evening was filled with stories about Terry, humorous memories of his antics, and the Phi Psi brothers in attendance singing "Amici," the Fraternity song. Our friend's dog Lupen barked and jumped during the entire song, prompting several of us to insist that Terry had found a way to join us after all.
On Sunday, June 7, we held Terry's Party: he had always insisted that there should be fun and celebration, not tears and sadness. So we celebrated Terry's life by including things he loved in a place he loved. At the Woodruff Place Town Hall (the gathering spot for our neighborhood), we hosted more than 300 friends and family with sushi, karaoke, and Maker's Mark (the true bourbon).
Dale and Jace played a few songs with The Key Strummers, a children's ukulele band that Dale first joined in fourth grade. Here is a shot of Dale during his solo, "I Like Mountain Music." The guests looked at Terry's life in photographs and shared stories and anecdotes for more than three hours.
For the more mature attendees, there was a CD of out-takes from an audio recording Terry had made a few years ago. The finished product was used at an SPJ awards banquet; the leftover cursing and screw-ups were captured on CD with a backdrop of lively music. In a word: hi-larious.
The kids kicked off karaoke about 8:30 and soon everyone was joining in. Several people asked where we got the karaoke machine; my answer: from our living room. We use it regularly in our family of hams! It was great fun to see Terry's spirit come alive on stage through renditions of Jon Bon Jovi, Frank Sinatra, and everything in between.


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Gossip Girl Season Three Report Card: BSteve Marsi at .
The 2009-10 season may be in the books, but a new season is just a few months away, and in the meantime, the break gives us a chance to offer up critiques on various programs.
Heading into the summer, TV Fanatic will grade and review a number of the small screen's biggest hits. Most recently, The Good Wife received an A from our editor-in-chief.
Now, on to Gossip Girl - a show with a fan base so fanatical that it truly belongs on a site called TV Fanatic, and will surely have plenty of its own opinions to share below.
What did we think of the third season of the CW drama? Who was its best character? Did it live up to expectations? Where are we headed next? Read on. Find out. Chime in.
Best character: Chuck Bass and Blair Waldorf (tie). Disclaimer: This is not to disparage other characters, all of which we enjoy. But to us, Chuck and Blair remain the heart of Gossip Girl. Together or apart, Ed Westwick and Leighton Meester steal every scene with humor, passion, chemistry and just enough mischief under the surface to keep things interesting.
Worst character: We don't even have to say.
Chuck and Blair remain the heart and soul of Gossip Girl.
Best use of guest stars: Michelle Trachtenberg is always great as Georgina Sparks, who always seems to stir up trouble and had quite a surprise for Dan in the season's closing moments. On the flip side, no disrespect to Sebastian Stan, Desmond Harrington and William Baldwin, but some guest stars (cough, Hilary Duff) take away more screen time than they're worth.
Best episode: "The Debarted." The first half of the season ended on a bittersweet note as Chuck came to terms with Bart's death, one year later, with the help of Blair. Meanwhile, Serena's affair with Tripp blew up in her face and landed her in a hospital bed. Nate heroically came to Serena's physical and emotional rescue. Vintage Gossip Girl - more so than the OMFG season finale.Best storyline: The downward spiral of Jenny Humphrey. In a season that many fans felt lacked the drama of the first two, Little J won't be getting any of the blame. She turned on pretty much everyone, her own father and brother included, became a hard ass drug dealer, and slept with Chuck freaking Bass. That will be a tough act to follow next season - and we can't wait.
Worst storyline: One of the best things we can say about Season 3 is that most episodes were enjoyable on their own - nothing stands out as glaringly weak. Still, the characters' stories didn't flow very well at times, and the season began slowly at NYU. Also, the various plot lines were detached off from each other a lot, and certain arcs, such as Chuck's mom, were full of holes.
Hopes for 2010-11: That Chuck returns to health. Ascension to elite status for Blair at Columbia and more struggles for social supremacy overall. Story lines for Nate and Serena that doesn't necessarily involve a relationship, or each other. A dramatic clash between Jenny and Blair as J returns to Manhattan. As for couples we hope to see, we leave that debate to you.
Overall grade: B. The fact that only a minority of respondents to our survey listed Season 3 as their favorite speaks to its overall inconsistency. It was perfectly enjoyable, with few if any bad weeks, but there was a continuity missing. Near the end of the year, when the gang finally got back together and Nate reminisced about past schemes, it was like he spoke for us as well.
That's why we're giving it a B for the season. While we love it week in and week out, the fire was missing for significant stretches. As things intensified in April and May, the producers found it again, leaving us with a shocker of a finale that sets the stage for some potentially amazing developments. With renewed focus on characters in the right situations, it can get better.
What were your impressions of the season - and what would you like to see in Season Four? What characters and episodes worked best and which did not? Discuss below!
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So yeah, I've got this podcast thing lanquishing in drydock. The subject for the next episode is a gruesome twosome of Digiview Entertainment offerings: Thunder Prince and Beauty and Warrior. I have copies of both, shelling out $1 apiece for them at Wal-Mart.
This is where you come in! Do you have a DVD copy of Beauty and Warrior I could borrow? Do you even have--gasp!--a torrent link? Contact me--you can be the savior of this episode!
In the meantime, I think it's in the best interest of getting the podcast back on the air, so I'm going to shelve this episode until I can properly confront Beauty & Warrior. I'm not going to reveal the subject--you'll just have to wait and listen!
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Pokémon.com is the official international Pokémon website. Each iteration has had an online Pokédex. On January 11, 2010, the website was overhauled, now having full episodes, new online games, and Trading Card Game information, among others.
Fun Zone
The Fun Zone contains games, wallpapers, and screensavers. Before the 2010 update, the games were mostly based on Generation III and Pokémon Platinum; after the update the games featured a larger number of Generation IV Pokémon, all translated from the Japanese Pokémon Daisuki Club. The games released after the site revamp are interactive, and allow players to earn Trainer Tokens, also brought over from the Pokémon Daisuki Club. The games that were previously available on the site are not available any longer.
Before the overhaul, most TCG news was on Go-Pokémon.com. However, after the overhaul, the TCG was brought to Pokémon.com. The Trading Card Game section of the site includes sets from EX Ruby & Sapphire to the current set, strategies, and news. Most news articles and images from Go-Pokémon were not transferred over, and thus have been lost.
Pokémon Trainer Club
The Pokémon Trainer Club is the equivalent of Japan's Pokémon Daisuki Club. Many features have been brought over from the Pokémon Daisuki Club, including customizable Trainer personalities for each user. Outfits and accessories are bought with Trainer Tokens, which are rewarded when playing the online games. Users must have a Pokémon Trainer Club account in order to register high scores in the online games or to earn tokens. Anyone who has a Pokémon Trainer Club account can also keep track of their Organized Play statistics.
Before the overhaul, the anime section simply had synopses of almost every anime episode. After the overhaul, a changing selection of episodes can be viewed, along with summaries and screenshots for every episode and movie.
Video Games
Before the overhaul, the video games section had information of the games, with some of them having mini-sites and sub-sites. After the overhaul, the section was expanded to include game strategies, and information about video game Organized Play. However, many of the game mini-sites were removed.
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Pokémon Center
The Pokémon Center was an online store where people could buy different kinds of Pokémon merchandise over the internet. It also featured exclusive items only available at the online store. The store closed on January 31, 2008. When it was closed, it was claimed that Pokémon merchandise would now be mainly distributed by other retailers.
The Pokémon.com mailbag was an official source of information from the company directors. Fans could write in and ask questions about the games, anime, and other aspects of the franchise. It had been updated quite regularly, often providing information that was not available in other sources (such as the English name of one character from the eleventh movie), but the last update came in October/November 2009. When the site was revamped in January 2010, the mailbag section was removed.
Media player
The site once contained a media player that played music from the Pokémon X collection. Like the mailbag, it was removed in the revamp.
Throughout Pokémon.com's lifespan, it has had notorious errors. Some of these are as minor as referring to Team Galactic as Team Rocket, others as important as erroneously stating that Phione was a Legendary Pokémon. Other errors are stated below.
- After the 2010 overhaul, in the Advanced Generation series's overview in the animation section, Mt. Coronet was noted. However, Mt. Coronet is in Sinnoh, and is in the Diamond & Pearl series. This was later fixed, with Mt. Chimney being noted instead.
- The site once stated that Jessie was 12 years old.
- Pokémon.com also mentioned that the shadowed figure in Unbeatable (and, by source, Pokémon Symphonic Medley) was Red Lightning, when in fact that character wasn't yet created.
- In an article for Jumping Rocket Ship!, the site referred to Ash's at-the-time Staravia as Staraptor.
- On the subpage for Pokémon Red and Blue Versions, Pokémon.com states that "Catching the Legendary Mew will require lots of luck!" while showing a picture of the Mewtwo encounter in Cerulean Cave.
- Similarly, a comment for an image on Pokémon Emerald Version's subpage states "The Kanto region has never looked better!". Pokémon Emerald took place in Hoenn.
- Several (but not all) Pokémon namespaces (such as "bulbasaur.com") redirect to either Pokémon.com or Nintendo.com, and others, such as Manaphy.com and Darkrai.com, redirected to their respective minisites. Ironically, typing the correct spelling of Pokémon in the URL, Pokémon.com, will not redirect. After the update in January 2010, many links became broken as the respective pages no longer exist at the same location.
- Despite the overhaul the site received in early January 2010, the old version was made available for a limited period of time at http://origin.pokemon.com/. This also affected links that got broken with the revamp, making them available again, only at a different address.
- However, since the old version is no longer available, all old links are once again broken.
- If one types in origin2.pokemon.com, it will go to a minisite about Darkrai which appeared in 2008.
- However, since the old version is no longer available, all old links are once again broken.
- The website uses sprites from Platinum in the My profile and Pokédex sections.
- However, many "errors" occur, where those with the same base stat often get different ratings (judged out of five).
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I was hoping to know if you are willing to sell some of your Australian pitcher plants or D. regia? I would trade but Ive just started collecting carnivorous plants so I dont have anything for trade
I have a small clump of quelchii I can trade, what drosera do you have available?
Thanks! I've gotten back on the plants train again.
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Do you have any objection to me posting the group photo of us on my blog? I wanted to make sure everyone was ok with it first. Thanks!
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6 Students of ME stood First Place @ TECH QUEST 2019, CATERPILLAR & got an opportunity for Internship.
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10.08.2019 : Inauguration of I B.Tech. Classes :: 2019-20
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21.06.2019 : Celebration of International Yoga Day 2019 @ SVECW
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21-23 Feb 2019 : Report on Field Visit and Idea Competition Report.
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Ranked with 183 at National Level & Top 5 among Private Engineering College in A.P. @ MHRD NIRF 2019
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One Week Workshop on CAE for Vehicle Designing and Manufacturing from 15-20 Sep 2018.
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Championship: Making the most of the juicy leftovers
This is the 23rd article in a continuing series that examines the state of the ecosystem necessary to successfully bring technology to market. Based on dozens of interviews with entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, angel investors, business leaders, academics, tech-transfer experts and policy makers, this series looks at what is working and what can be improved in the go-to-market ecosystem in the United States, Canada and Britain. We invite your feedback.
By Francis Moran and Leo Valiquette
Last week, tech heavyweights from around the world lined up to bid for Nortel Network's portfolio of more than 6,000 telecommunications and web-related patents. When the dust settled, the portfolio had been sold for five times the opening bid and at least twice as much as analysts had expected.
Feisal Mosleh, vice-president for acquisitions at Intellectual Ventures, put the Nortel sale in context for MarketWatch.
"Since the market took off in the last eight years or so, intellectual property went from being an unused asset in the corner to a prime financial asset that can be traded," he said, adding that, "there is no shortage of capital for the right invention. It's one of the most differentiating aspects of business today."


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I really like getting my nutrition from food as much as possible (although I do take supplements as well). I eat so many protein-rich foods, I've never bothered with protein powder in my smoothies. Just protein food, and other nutrient-rich foods. Worse thing in this smoothie? Honey.
So these days my go-to breakfast is a thick, chocolatey protein smoothie. Almost every morning. Fills me up and holds me until lunchtime (probably because I drink about almost 30 oz - yes, you read that right).
You will want to adjust this recipe to your own taste. Here's what I do (more or less):
Chocolate Protein Smoothie
- 3/4 - 1 cup low-fat milk
- 3 - 4 oz low-fat plain greek yogurt (greek yogurt is much higher in protein than regular yogurt)
- 1 banana (I use them just barely ripe, before they develop all that sugar)
- 1 - 2 Tbs organic peanut butter or almond butter (don't like nut butters? No worries. Use 1 Tbs and you won't taste it).
- a handful of organic blueberries or strawberries
- a handful of organic baby spinach (can't taste it)
- 1 - 2 Tbs organic chia seeds and/or ground flax seed
- 1 rounded Tbs unsweetened cocoa
- 1-2 tsp organic honey
- 5 ice cubes
Tastes like a chocolate smoothie. I think this makes about 32 oz. Probably plenty for two people. Unless you're me.


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"Dallas" season 2 begins Monday, with J.R.
Here's what we know: as the reboot of "Dallas" launches its second season Monday (two episodes, beginning at 7 p.m. on TNT), the central feud remains the future of Ewing Energy with various romances among the younger generation causing trouble. We know that Larry Hagman died in November of cancer and, at the time, only five of the season's 15 episodes had been shot. What we don't know is how J.R. is written out of the show.
The producers promise the spirit of Hagman will permeate the rest of the season. Questions about an absent J.R. will arise in the seventh episode and the reason for his absence will be revealed in the eighth episode, on March 11. The story will build to a funeral service for J.R. that brings back numerous guest stars from the past. Naturally paying tribute to the original patriarch of the series is fitting on the production side, and provides an extra layer of intrigue for the ever-scheming clan.
TNT notes "Dallas" averaged 5.3 million viewers in its first season and ranked as cable's top new drama for the year with key adult demos.


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Angular contact ball bearings
Single row angular contact ball bearings are generally mounted as sets, in a back-to-back (fig. 1, fig. 2) or face-to-face arrangement (fig. 3) that is normally subjected to an axial preload. The preload is produced by displacing one bearing ring axially, relative to the other (fig. 1, fig. 3), by an amount corresponding to the desired preload force or by springs (fig. 2).
The standout of matched and universally matchable bearings is precision ground so that when two bearings are mounted immediately adjacent to each other, a given preload is obtained without further adjustment. Keep in mind that this preload is also influenced by the interference fit and the operating conditions. For additional information, refer to Preload in mounted bearing sets.
If it is necessary to change the preload, spacers between the bearing rings can be used. For additional information, refer to Individual adjustment of preload.
Influence of an external load on preloaded bearing sets
The influence of an external axial load on preloaded bearing sets is illustrated in diagram 1. The curves represent the spring characteristics of two bearings in a back-to-back arrangement. The blue curve represents bearing A, which is subjected to an external axial force Ka. The red curve represents bearing B, which becomes unloaded by the axial force.
The two bearings are each preloaded by an axial displacement δ0 of one bearing ring relative to the other, resulting in a preload force F0 acting on both bearings. When bearing A is subjected to an external axial force Ka, the load on the bearing increases to FaA while load on bearing B decreases to FaB. Axial displacement of the bearing rings follows the spring curves. δKa is the displacement of the bearing set while δKb is the remaining preload [µm] on bearing B.
When the axial forces on the spindle reach the natural lifting force Ka1, bearing B becomes completely unloaded. When this happens, there is a significant risk that the unloaded balls stop rolling and start skidding, which if it occurs for any length of time will result in premature bearing failure.
The lifting force varies depending on the preload and bearing arrangement (table 1). It is possible to avoid the lifting force phenomena in one of two ways: either increase the preload, or use bearing sets with different contact angles. For additional information, contact the SKF application engineering service.
Preloading with springs
Using springs to apply preload to angular contact ball bearings is common, especially in high-speed grinding spindles. The springs act on the outer ring of one of the two bearings. This outer ring must be able to be displaced axially. The preload force remains practically constant, even when there is axial displacement of the bearing as a result of thermal shaft expansion. For additional information concerning preloading with springs and values for preload force, refer to Preload with a constant force.
Preloading with springs is not suitable for applications where a high degree of stiffness is required, where the direction of load changes, or where indeterminate shock loads can occur.


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Despite the mega-success of the bleak and brutal Dark Knight Batman movies, it's worth recalling that the Batman franchise wasn't always so unrelievedly brooding and intense. Sure, Frank Miller's graphic novels in the late 1980s—re-inventing Gotham's troubled crime fighter as a humorless, vengeful sociopath—certainly sparked renewed fanboy interest in Bob Kane's and Bill Finger's amazing creation, and the early comic books themselves had their macabre moments.
But for many years in the middle part of the 20th century, the Batman of the popular collective imagination was not the hyper-violent vigilante of Miller's riveting novels, or of Christoper Nolan's often-overwrought movies. Instead, he was a wry, approachable, comically self-aware Good Guy.
In fact, in the minds of millions of men, women and kids who spent any time watching TV between, say, 1966 and 1989—when Tim Burton's caped-crusader movies came on the scene—Batman was Adam West, and Adam West was Batman.
Along with Burt Ward as Robin and a slew of showbiz notables (Frank Gorshin, Eartha Kitt, Burgess Meredith, et al.), West starred in more than 100 episodes of Batman on ABC, and very few TV shows in the history of the medium can touch the series for sheer, unapologetic goofiness.
Here, LIFE.com offers a series of photos from the set of the classic old show, in fond celebration of a lighter side of Gotham's masked avenger.
We'll end here by reprinting LIFE's priceless observations about Batman when he and his cohorts were entertaining TV audiences for the very first time:
It's all over the place. Madness! Supermadness! The entertainment world offers it on all sides, and the public gobbles it up. Batman conquers TV. Kids swing Batman capes in the back yard, and Bat products are everywhere. . . .
Batman swooped from the comic books to the TV screen only a few weeks ago and is already among the top 10 shows, one of the great sudden successes in entertainment history. The hero is still his spooky but saintly self, a Dracula with a halo who pops out of his Bat lair to foil enemies with mysterious weapons. Adults can take it as a joke or lap it up like kids. Either way, Batman wins.
The boom in bedlam springs, of course, from man's old love of the bizarre and the fantastic. But it also reflects today's restless, volatile spirit. Pop art and the cult of camp have turned Superman and Batman into members of the intellectual community, and what the kids used to devour in comic books has become a staple in avant-garde art. Any way you slice it, the new supermadness is breaking the laws both of gravity and logic and providing a useful escape hatch from the booby hatch. In a world that often looms confused and loony, it helps clear the air to see it portrayed that way.
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SubdivisionMOUNTAIN SIDE CONDO
Listing Date08/11/19
Year Built1983
Parking1 Car Assigned, Surface, Underground
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This ground floor, corner unit features a large deck with south-facing mountain views, fireplace, and has great natural light. New furnace, flooring, alder doors, trim, windows, and sliding door. With easy access to the rec path and trails, this unit is one of the best locations in Frisco. Walking distance to Main Street, the marina, and central to 5 nearby ski resorts. On-site amenities include an indoor pool, hot tubs, tennis and racquetball courts, and volleyball courts. Covered Parking.
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Surrounded by the White River National Forest and bordered by the shores of Lake Dillon, Frisco is the perfect setting for a Summit County adventure. Few quaint mountain towns also offer the scenic beauty and water recreation, such as kayaking, sailing and canoeing, that Lake Dillon provides. Its central location between Summit County and Eagle County ski areas, the hub of the free Summit Stage transit service and a world-class bike path system make Frisco a natural choice for year-round living. Additionally, boutiques, restaurants, and bars along Frisco's two retail corridors - Main Street and Summit Boulevard – provide endless options for dining, entertainment and shopping. Frisco's amenities including parks, schools, playgrounds, libraries, a historic park with 11 buildings from the original town of Dillon, marina, Nordic Skiing Center, health-care facilities and shopping are all within easy access, often by foot. Events like Frisco's Fantastic Fourth of July, Frisco Gold Rush ski race and the Colorado Barbecue Challenge combine beautiful mountain scenery, small-town atmosphere and old fashioned good times for family enjoyment.
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We would like to take this opportunity to offer some gratitude as this onerously long campaign season has finally come to a close.
First, to voters, who braved long lines at many voting precincts, thank-you for putting up with campaigns that all too often accentuated the negative instead of the positive. Hopefully, as exit polls are analyzed in coming days and weeks, it will become clear that voters have finally had it up to their eyeballs with smear tactics and overall negative campaigns.
Thank-you also for patiently standing in line, especially in states were voter I.D. and voter verification laws slowed the process. Your perseverance speaks to the value of our representative form of government — the envy of much of the free world.
We would also like to thank poll workers who put in exhausting hours, and may be called upon to supervise painstaking recounts in coming days. While voters may have been inconvenienced by spending seeming endless minutes in line, it is the faithful poll worker and supervisor of the checklist that toiled all day long and well into the night to make sure the process works.
Finally, thanks go to the candidates who will both win, lose, and — temporarily, in some cases — tie.
As voters, it is easy to take for granted those who throw their hats into the political arena. However, we should not.
It takes a massive commitment to spend endless hours, days, weeks and months campaigning. It takes the patience of Job to explain and re-explain where you stand on the issues. It takes even more courage to sometimes admit you don't have all the answers.
Then, as noted above, there is the abuse. Liar, cheat, hypocrite, philanderer, swindler ... are just a few of the terms we can print. Unfortunately, we have heard worse — and so have the candidates.
As voters we sometimes forget that those running are often our neighbors. We may have even called them friend before we learned of their politics. They run businesses that provide us with goods and services. Or they shop at businesses whose owners might politically vote otherwise.
And come election day, some are chosen to represent us — even if they did not receive our votes. Those who yesterday we condemned will tomorrow be asked to protect our interests in the state legislature or in Congress.
It is on this final note that we recall the relationship between political opposites — President Ronald Reagan and Speaker of the House Tip O'Neil. At the end of the day, these two statesmen were able to put politics in the draw and enjoy each other's company.
If there is one thought we would like to leave with voters, it is this. Regardless of who won on Tuesday or in recounts to come, we are all in this together. That means, win or lose, it is time to come together in civility and purpose to drive our state and nation forward in common purpose. That is the American way.
It's time to pull together
We would like to take this opportunity to offer some gratitude as this onerously long campaign season has finally come to a close.


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Computer Science Research Impacts and Future Directions
Continuing Innovation in Information Technology (2015) examines important research areas and some of the significant, billion-dollar-plus, IT industries that have resulted from those investments. It features an updated visualization of the impact of research on IT innovation, including the links to U.S. IT firms and products, and explains the critical role of federal support and the interplay between academic and industrial research.
The Future of Computing Performance: Game Over or Next Level? (2010) explores the causes and implications of the slowdown in the historically dramatic exponential growth in computing performance and the end of the dominance of the single microprocessor in computing. The report observes that the era of sequential computing must give way to a new era in which parallelism is at the forefront. The report concludes that important scientific and engineering challenges lie ahead and makes recommendations for research, practice, and education.
Critical Code: Software Producibility for Defense (2010) assesses the growing importance of software for national security and examines how the U.S. Department of Defense can most effectively meet its future software needs.
Biometric Recognition: Challenges and Opportunities (2010) presents a broad and comprehensive assessment of biometric recognition systems -- articulating design and operational considerations as well as outlining a research agenda to bolster the scientific and engineering underpinnings of these systems.
Report of a Workshop on The Scope and Nature of Computational Thinking (2009) discusses what "computational thinking for everyone" might mean and its cognitive and educational implications.
Assessing the Impacts of Changes in the Information Technology R&D Ecosystem: Retaining Leadership in an Increasingly Global Environment (2009) examines changes in the IT R&D ecosystem over the past decade and makes recommendations to strengthen the effectiveness and impact of federally funded information technology research; for the U.S. to remain the strongest generator of and magnet for technical talent; to reduce friction that harms the effectiveness of the U.S. IT R&D ecosystem; and to ensure that the U.S. has a communications, computing, and applications infrastructure which enables U.S. IT users and innovators to lead the world.
Computer Science: Reflections on the Field, Reflections from the Field (2004) provides a concise characterization of key ideas that lie at the core of CS research together with two dozen essays on diverse aspects of CS research and what motivates and excites CS researchers.
Innovation in Information Technology (2003) builds on several CSTB reports to explain the what and why of information technology (IT) research and provides an update to the "tire tracks" diagram first published in Evolving the High Performance Computing and Communications Initiative to Support the Nation's Information Infrastructure (1995), which depicts the critical role that university research has played in the development of many billion-dollar IT industries.
Funding a Revolution: Government Support for Computing Research (1999) reviews the history of innovation in computing and related communications technologies, identifying factors contributing to the nation's success in the field, illuminating the role of the federal government in funding computer research, and relating government support to developments in the private sector.
Computing the Future: A Broader Agenda for Computer Science and Engineering (1992) provides a comprehensive examination of computer science and engineering as a discipline.
Research Agendas/Directions in Subfields of Computer Science
Telecommunications Research and Engineering at the Communications Technology Laboratory of the Department of Commerce: Meeting the Nation's Telecommunications Needs (2015) assesses telecommunications research and engineering programs at the newly-formed Communications Technology Laboratory (part of the National Institute of Standards and Technology) and outlines national telecommunication research needs.
Telecommunications Research and Engineering at the Institute for Telecommunication Sciences of the Department of Commerce: Meeting the Nation's Telecommunications Needs (2015) assesses telecommunications research and engineering programs at the Department of Commerce's Institute for Telecommunication Sciences (part of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration) and outlines national telecommunication research needs.
Computing Research for Sustainability (2012) highlights opportunities for computer science research and IT innovation and urges the computing research community to bring its approaches and methodologies to bear in ways that will have significant, measurable impact on sustainability.
Public Response to Alerts and Warnings on Mobile Devices: Summary of a Workshop on Current Knowledge and Research Gaps (2011) reviews the extensive body of knowledge about the public response to alerts and warnings and the challenges and open research questions associated with their delivery using cell phones and other new technologies.
Toward Better Usability, Security, and Privacy of Information Technology (2010) identifies research opportunities and ways to embed usability considerations in design and development related to security and privacy, and vice versa.
Letter Report from the Committee on Deterring Cyberattacks: Informing Strategies and Developing Options for U.S. Policy (2009) is the first phase of a larger project to conduct a broad, multidisciplinary examination of deterrence strategies and their possible utility to the U.S. government in its policies toward preventing cyberattacks. This first phase identifies the key issues and questions that merit examination.
Computational Technology for Effective Health Care: Immediate Steps and Strategic Directions (2009) finds that current national health care IT deployment efforts will not be sufficient to achieve the vision of 21st century health care, and calls for greater emphasis by computer science and health/biomedical informatics researchers on providing cognitive support for health care providers, patients, and family caregivers.
Toward a Safer and More Secure Cyberspace (2007) explores the nature of online threats, considers some of the reasons why past research for improving cybersecurity has had less impact than anticipated, and offers a strategy for future research aimed at countering cyber attacks.
Renewing U.S. Telecommunications Research (2006) examines telecommunications research in industry and academia, discusses the implications for the health of the sector, and recommends ways to enhance U.S. telecommunications research efforts.
Catalyzing Inquiry at the Interface of Computing and Biology (2005) provides a high-level intellectual structure for Federal agencies supporting work at the biology/computing interface, and seeks to establish the intellectual legitimacy of a fundamentally cross-disciplinary collaboration between biologists and computer scientists.
Getting up to Speed: The Future of Supercomputing (2004) examines U.S. needs for supercomputing and recommends a long-term strategy for government support of high-performance computing research and development.
Beyond Productivity: Information Technology, Innovation, and Creativity (2003) explores the intersections of IT, the arts, and design, examining new kinds of research and a variety of institutional support issues.
Information Technology Research, Innovation, and E-Government (2002) discusses areas where government is a "demand leader" for information technology, explores the roles of IT researchers in e-government innovation, and discusses approaches that can help accelerate innovation and foster the transition of innovative technologies from the lab to operational systems.
Embedded, Everywhere: A Research Agenda for Networked Systems of Embedded Computers (2001) examines the implications of heterogeneous, sensor-rich computational and communications devices embedded throughout the environment and describes the research necessary to achieve robust, scalable, networked, embedded computing systems.
Trust in Cyberspace (1999) provides an assessment of the state of the art procedures for building trustworthy networked information systems; proposes directions for research in computer and network security, software technology, and system architecture; and assesses current technical and market trends in order to better inform public policy as to where progress is likely and where incentives could help.
Cybersecurity and Information System TrustworthinessAdditional Observations on Foundational Cybersecurity Research: Improving Science, Engineering, and Institutions: An Annex: Unclassified Abbreviated Version of a Classified ReportFoundational Cybersecurity Research: Improving Science, Engineering, and Institutions focuses on foundational research strategies and on building collaborative links across disciplines and between research and practice.
Cryptographic Agility and Interoperability: Proceedings of a Workshop (2017) In May 2016, the Forum on Cyber Resilience hosted a workshop on Cryptographic Agility and Interoperability. Participants discussed the drivers and technical and societal implications of increased cryptographic agility. This publication summarizes the presentations and discussions from the workshop.Data Breach Aftermath and Recovery for Individuals and Institutions: Proceedings of a Workshop (2016) In January 2016, the Forum on Cyber Resilience hosted a workshop on Data Breach Aftermath and Recovery for Individuals and Institutions. Participants examined existing technical and policy remediations, and they discussed possible new mechanisms for better protecting and helping consumers in the wake of a breach. Speakers were asked to focus on data breach aftermath and recovery and to discuss ways to remediate harms from breaches. This publication summarizes the presentations and discussions from the workshop.
At the Nexus of Cybersecurity and Public Policy: Some Basic Concepts and Issues (2014) presents fundamental concepts and principles that serve as points of departure for understanding specific cybersecurity incidents or proposals to improve security.
Professionalizing the Nation's Cybersecurity Workforce? Criteria for Decision-Making (2013) considers the role that professionalization could play in enhancing workforce capacity and capability and sets forth criteria for when, where, and how to professionalize the cybersecurity workforce.
Proceedings of a Workshop on Deterring Cyberattacks: Informing Strategies and Developing Options (2010) examines governmental, economical, technical, legal, and psychological challenges involved in deterring cyber attacks.
Technology, Policy, Law, and Ethics Regarding U.S. Acquisition and Use of Cyberattack Capabilities (2009) concludes that although cyberattack capabilities are an important asset for the United States, the current policy and legal framework for their use is ill-formed, undeveloped, and highly uncertain and that U.S. policy should be informed by an open and public national debate on technological, policy, legal, and ethical issues they pose.
Who Goes There? Authentication Through the Lens of Privacy (2003) describes and examines issues, concepts, and techniques for authentication from the perspective of how they implicate privacy—and how adverse impacts on privacy might be contained.
Critical Information Infrastructure Protection and the Law: An Overview of Key Issues (2003) discusses antitrust, FOIA, and liability as factors in protecting critical information infrastructure, given technical and economic conditions.
Cybersecurity Today and Tomorrow: Pay Now or Pay Later (2002) Recaps highlights from past CSTB security reports with a focus on issue identification and practical guidance.
Realizing the Potential of C4I: Fundamental Challenges (1999) addresses the intersecting arenas of security, interoperability, and DOD culture and processes as they relate to challenges in command, control, communications, computers, and intelligence.
Cryptography's Role in Securing the Information Society (1996) describes the growing importance of encryption, relating a government interests to interests in the spread and control of encryption, and recommends policy changes.
Computers at Risk: Safe Computing in the Information Age (1991), an enduring primer for information security, explains key concepts and terms, outlines the technology and procedures that give rise to and can alleviate security problems, relates security to complementary concerns such as privacy and safety, and describes the private and public sector institutional contexts.
Software and Information Systems at Scale
Software Update as a Mechanism for Resilience and Security: Proceedings of a Workshop (2017) Software update is an important mechanism by which security changes and improvements are made in software, and this seemingly simple concept encompasses a wide variety of practices, mechanisms, policies, and technologies. To explore the landscape further, the Forum on Cyber Resilience hosted a workshop featuring invited speakers from government, the private sector, and academia. This publication summarizes the presentations and discussions from the workshop.
A Review of the Next Generation Air Transportation System: Implications and Importance of System Architecture (2015) calls for better alignment of stakeholder expectations with current program realities; more attention to system architecture to guide NextGen evolution; broader and deeper capabilities for engineering digital systems; and greater focus on cybersecurity and human factors.
Continuing Innovation in Information Technology (2012) examines important research areas and some of the significant, billion-dollar-plus, IT industries that have resulted from those investments. It features an updated visualization of the impact of research on IT innovation, including the links to U.S. IT firms and products, and explains the critical role of federal support and the interplay between academic and industrial research.
Software for Dependable Systems: Sufficient Evidence? (2007) discusses the meaning of dependability in a software and systems context, illustrates how the growing use and complexity of software necessitates a different approach to ensuring dependability, and recommends an evidence-based approach to achieving justifiable confidence in and greater dependability of software.
Getting Up to Speed: The Future of Supercomputing (2004) examines U.S. needs for supercomputing and recommends a long-term strategy for government support of high-performance computing research and development. The report concludes that the demands for supercomputing to strengthen U.S. defense and national security cannot be satisfied with current policies and levels of spending. The federal government should provide stable, long-term funding and support multiple supercomputing hardware and software vendors in order to give scientists and policy-makers better tools to solve problems in areas such as intelligence, nuclear stockpile stewardship, and climate change.
Information Technology Research, Innovation, and E-Government (2002) examines a number of broad technical areas where government investment in IT research will likely have an impact on the creation of advanced e-government capability, including, for example, information infrastructure, information management, middleware, human-system interfaces, privacy and security, and software technologies.
Embedded, Everywhere: A Research Agenda for Networked Systems of Embedded Computers (2001) explores the potential of networked systems of embedded computers and the research challenges arising from embedding computation and communications technology into a multitude of arenas. It describes the many ways in which these emerging networks operate under unique constraints not present in more traditional distributed systems such as the Internet. A comprehensive, systems-oriented research agenda is presented along with recommendations to major federal funding agencies.
Realizing the Potential of C4I: Fundamental Challenges (1999) identifies challenges to the full DOD's full exploitation of C4I technology information systems, details principles by which to assess DOD efforts in these areas over the long term, and provides specific, more immediately actionable recommendations. Although DOD is the focus of this book, the principles and issues presented are also relevant to interoperability, architecture, and security challenges faced by government as a whole and by large, complex public and private enterprises across the economy.
Information Technology and National and Homeland Security
Bulk Collection of Signals Intelligence: Technical Options (2015) assesses the feasibility of creating software that would allow the U.S. intelligence community more easily to conduct targeted information acquisition rather than bulk collection of signals intelligence. It concludes that although there is no software technique that can fully substitute for bulk collection, software can be developed to more effectively target collection and to control the use of collected data.
Achieving Effective Acquisition of Information Technology in the Department of Defense (2010) calls for the DOD to acquire information technology systems using a fundamentally different acquisition process based on iterative, incremental development practices.
Protecting Individual Privacy in the Struggle Against Terrorists: A Framework for Assessment (2008) calls for U.S. agencies with counterterrorism programs that collect or "mine" personal data to evaluate the programs' effectiveness, lawfulness, and impacts on privacy, offers a framework agencies can use to evaluate programs, and urges Congress to reexamine current law to consider how agencies can use data.
Preliminary Observations on DoD Software Research Needs and Priorities: A Letter Report (2008) considers the critical role of defense software, industry's ability to meet DoD's future software needs, potential contributions of academic researchers, and technology areas where DoD has leading demand.
Information Technology for Counterterrorism: Immediate Actions and Future Possibilities (2003) examines issues and options for developing IT useful in countering terrorism in the short and long terms are outlined, building on CSTB's chapter in the National Academies' report, Making the Nation Safer, with additional attention to information fusion and the human element in mechanism design and use.
The Internet Under Crisis Conditions: Learning from September 11 (2002) presents an assessment of how the Internet fared on September 11, 2001, lessons learned, and how the Internet might play a greater role in responding to future crises, combining descriptions and data with guidance for research and action.
IDs -- Not That Easy: Questions About Nationwide Identity Systems (2002) outlines challenging policy, process, and technological issues presented by nationwide identity systems.
Information Technology and Privacy
Data Breach Aftermath and Recovery for Individuals and Institutions: Proceedings of a Workshop (2016) In January 2016, the Forum on Cyber Resilience hosted a workshop on Data Breach Aftermath and Recovery for Individuals and Institutions. Participants examined existing technical and policy remediations, and they discussed possible new mechanisms for better protecting and helping consumers in the wake of a breach. Speakers were asked to focus on data breach aftermath and recovery and to discuss ways to remediate harms from breaches. This publication summarizes the presentations and discussions from the workshop.
Engaging Privacy and Information Technology in a Digital Age (2007) examines ongoing IT trends, how threats to privacy are evolving, and how society can balance the interests of individuals, businesses, and government in ways that promote privacy reasonably and efficiently.
Who Goes There? Authentication Through the Lens of Privacy (2003) describes and examines issues, concepts, and techniques for authentication from the perspective of how they implicate privacy—and how adverse impacts on privacy might be contained.
Information Technology and Broad Public Policy Issues
Wireless Technology Prospects and Policy Options (2011) describes key technology trends, their implications, and options for facilitating the introduction of enhanced and new services.
State Voter Registration Databases: Immediate Actions and Future Improvements (2008) outlines various challenges to the deployment of state voter registration databases, as mandated by the Help America Vote Act of 2002, and describes both short-term and longer-term solutions to these challenges.
Asking the Right Questions About Electronic Voting (2005) articulates important questions and issues that election officials, policy makers, and informed citizens should ask concerning the use of computers and information technology in the electoral process.
Youth, Pornography and the Internet (2002) explores comprehensively the many issues associated with various options for protecting children from inappropriate sexually explicit material on the Internet, laying a foundation for a more coherent and objective national debate on the subject.
The Digital Dilemma: Intellectual Property in the Information Age (2000) discusses the complex labyrinth of technology, law, economics, social science, and public policy that shapes digital intellectual property, with an emphasis on copyright.Information Technology and the U.S. Workforce: Where Are We and Where Do We Go from Here? explores current and emerging information technology capabilities and their interplay with various dimensions of work, and highlights areas where new research and data would help to improve understanding and inform future decision-making.
The Internet
Signposts in Cyberspace: The Domain Name System and Internet Navigation (2005) examines the performance and prospects of the Domain Name System from technical and institutional perspectives, and also looks at how navigation technologies and institutions facilitate finding and accessing Internet resources. It describes the evolution of the technologies and institutions that have supported the growth of the Internet and provides the basis for future decisions that will enable its productive evolution.
The Internet's Coming of Age (2001) characterizes the Internet at the beginning of the 21st century, focusing on the evolution of key technical and business trends, relating those trends to broader social and economic concerns, and illuminating areas where public policy may become more important.
Use and Management of Information Technology in Government
Future Directions for NSF Advanced Computing Infrastructure to Support U.S. Science and Engineering in 2017-2020: An Interim Report outlines issues to be considered as future NSF strategy programs for advanced computing are developed and invites public comment to inform the final study report
Interim Report of a Review of the Next Generation Air Transportation System Enterprise Architecture, Software, Safety, and Human Factors (2014) discusses issues and questions that the study committee will be exploring as it develops its final report.
Strategies and Priorities for Information Technology at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (2011) recommends that CMS embrace IT as a critical strategic capability for improving the efficiency, quality, safety, and equity of U.S. health care.
Critical Code: Software Producibility for Defense (2010) assesses the growing importance of software for national security and examines how the U.S. Department of Defense can most effectively meet its future software needs.
Improving State Voter Registration Databases (2009) outlines ways that states can improve their voter registration databases and enhance information sharing within and among states, including short-term improvements to voter education, dissemination of information, and administrative processes and long-term improvements to data collection and entry, matching procedures, and privacy and security.
Social Security Administration Electronic Service Provision: A Strategic Assessment (2007) examines the SSA's proposed e-government strategy and recommends how the SSA can best deliver services to its user communities in the future.
Building an Electronic Records Archive at NARA: Recommendations for a Long-Term Strategy (2005) examines several important long-term issues in archiving electronic records, including coping with technological change, reengineering archival processes for electronic records, partnering with other institutions, broadening research interactions, and assuring record integrity and authenticity.
A Review of the FBI's Trilogy IT Modernization Program (2004) addresses architectural, technical, and management issues related to the bureau's Trilogy program. Letter Report on the FBI's Trilogy IT Modernization Program responded to updated information about recent activities at the FBI.
LC21: A Digital Strategy for the Library of Congress (2001) combines attention to the internal needs to modernize IT systems at the Library of Congress with attention to the larger contexts of publishing, copyright, and digital information.
Information Technology, Disaster Management, and Emergency Response
Public Response to Alerts and Warnings Using Social Media: Summary of a Workshop on Current Knowledge and Research Gaps (2013) reviews current knowledge about public response to alerts and warnings and explores the challenges and open research questions associated with their delivery using social media, how officials may monitor social media information, and the associated privacy concerns
Improving Disaster Management: The Role of IT in Mitigation, Preparedness, Response, and Recovery (2007) examines IT's as-yet unrealized potential to improve how communities and the nation handle disasters and describes payoffs for disaster management that include more robust and interoperable communications, improved situational awareness and decision support, greater organizational agility, and enhanced engagement of the public.


text: Well its been really hectic in our household the last few months. My husband retired from the airforce and then we moved to Florida. We are finally in our house and i managed to unpack some of my sewing items but still have a ton of organizing to go. But i just couldnt stand it anymore and had to work on some things so i made a few table runners and a little table topper/ lap quilt. The halloween runner is for us and the christmas one is a gift. The table topper is for me and I am hand quilting it and its just about done. Thanks for looking and have a blessed day


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With ghostly white fur and gripping claws, an elusive creature creeping through trees has piqued the interest of a Riverside neighborhood.
With ghostly white fur and gripping claws, an elusive creature creeping through trees has piqued the interest of a Riverside neighborhood.
Melinda Lehman and Jim Cybul, Lionel Road residents, live on the block where rumors were circulating about a strange, ghostly animal. No one had any clear idea of what it was. They said neighbors had spotted this thing, but no one ever got a good look at it.
"About a month ago, we began hearing about a white creature," Lehman said. "It became an urban legend — it was seen in the neighbors lawn and trees and someone saw it in their back yard."
Someone said it was not a raccoon or a badger, but it looked familiar, like a fuzzy cat.
"(One neighbor) drew a conclusion that wild cats were mating with opossums and this was now the result," Cybul said. "Of course, we all laughed hysterically at this."
On Oct. 23, Cybul was barbecuing in his back yard when he saw something walk down the driveway. It was clearly a raccoon, but it was white.
"We have proof of what it is and researched it," Cybul said. "Albino raccoons do appear physically different as opposed to the average raccoon."
Scott Garrow, wildlife biologist for the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, said it is an unusual animal, but albino mammals do exist.
"It is genetic. The genes for albinoism will show up; it is like a recessive gene that normally doesn't occur," he said.
Normally, albino animals are not seen in the wild because they don't survive, according to Garrow.
"It is not something that will persist," he said. "(We) won't see a cluster of raccoons, and it will probably die out."
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Southeastern used a 10 hits day at the plate to open its three-game series against Southern Nazarene with a 6-4 win on Friday afternoon at The Ballpark in Durant.
The win lifts the Savage Storm to 13-10 overall on the season and 7-6 in Great American Conference play, moving back above .500 in league play for the first time since winning the conference opener on Feb. 15.
The series will conclude on Saturday afternoon with a double-header slated for a 1 p.m. first pitch.
Four Southeastern hitters posted two-hit days at the plate, with Ryan Salter, Tucker Alexander, Troy McCartney and Chevis Springer each posting multi-hit outings, while Travis Caraway and Trevor Bowen each added a hit.
Evan Ramsey, Alexander, Caraway, McCartney and Springer each drove in a run.
The Storm stole six bases on the contest, led by Salter's three swipes which brings his league-leading total to 21.
Eddie Cervantes got the start for SE and tossed 5.1 innings, allowing three runs on five hits with five strikeouts before handing the ball to Levi Lewis.
Lewis would pick up the win in relief with 1.2 innings of scoreless work in which he allowed just one hit and struck out one.
Cameron Mann then came on for his sixth save of the season, tossing 2.0 innings and allowing a run on two hits with a pair of K's.
Salter opened the game with a double and set the tone for the day by swiping third base before coming home two batters later on an Alexander double to left center.
Two batters after that, the lead would expand to 2-0 on a McCartney squeeze play that scored Ramsey.
Later in the third inning, Caraway pushed the lead to 3-0 with a double down the left field line that plated Ramsey.
SNU would answer, however, with a two-run effort in the fifth and a solo homer in the sixth to tie the game at 3-3.
The Storm would regain the lead in the seventh when Ramsey squeezed home Bowen to make the score 4-3.
It would extend during the next at bat when Salter would steal third and home to push the advantage to 5-3.
Springer would bring home SE's final run in the eighth on a single that scored McCartney for a 6-3 lead.
SNU would answer with a run in the top of the ninth, but Mann would hold them off for the 6-4 win.


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Burke Lecture: Interpreting Islam in Modern Context with Tariq Ramadan
Date: 6/25/2012; 82 minutes
Tariq Ramadan is Professor of Contemporary Islamic Studies at the University of Oxford. He contributes to the debate on the issues of Muslims in the West and Islamic revival in the Muslim world. He emphasizes the differences between religion and culture, which he believes are too often confused, arguing that citizenship and religion are separate concepts. He claims that there is no conflict between being both a Muslim and a European. (#23681)
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