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United Airlines will begin to offer daily nonstop flights between Atlantic City and its two largest hubs in Chicago and Houston, the carrier announced today.
The airline, New Jersey's largest, said it will start service April 1 from Atlantic City International Airport, allowing passengers from the resort to reach the hubs directly and connect to points throughout the Midwest, the western U.S. and abroad.
The news is a clear win for the airport and for Atlantic City, where state officials have pushed hard to change its profile from gambling hub to tourism destination.
The service was unveiled today at Newark Liberty International Airport, where Gov. Chris Christie joined United CEO Jeff Smisek at the airline's sprawling hub there.
"It speaks volumes that a company like United Airlines recognizes the full and future potential of Atlantic City International Airport," Christie said in a prepared statement. "The decision to bring air service to the seaside resort opens Atlantic City and ACY to the world while expanding travel service opportunities for the people of the South Jersey region."
The airport was taken over this summer by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey after being operated by the South Jersey Transportation Authority. But the airport had been in the midst of down year to that point, reporting a 25 percent drop in the number of scheduled service passengers for the first half of 2013.
Its lone operator at the time, Spirit Airlines, had reportedly cut service.
The United Service will provide daily nonstop flights to Chicago O'Hare International Airport and Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, the airline said.
From Chicago, United's flight to Atlantic City will depart at 8:10 a.m. daily, arriving at 11:17 a.m., while the return flight will depart Atlantic City at 11:52 a.m. and arrive in Chicago at 1:10 p.m., the airline said in a news release.
From Houston, United's flight to Atlantic City will depart at 7 p.m. daily, arriving at 11:20 p.m. The return flight will depart Atlantic City at 6 a.m. and arrive in Houston at 8:49 a.m.
In a statement, Smisek said Christie has fostered a business-friendly climate that has enabled New Jersey "to remain a critical hub for global aviation. United's new Atlantic City service will drive business, tourism and economic development throughout the southern part of the state."


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From TodaysArt's CV : "TodaysArt is a festival concept that revolves around the presentation and development of adventurous contemporary visual and performing arts in a variety of urban settings. Since 2005, TodaysArt has brought international artists, thinkers and audiences to The Hague. In 2011, the festival's outreach was extended through the initiation of TodaysArt Brussels."
We will fall under the "TodaysArt Periphery" module, which is a "Partner programmes presented by local cultural initiatives"
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Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden explains whether his father will run for the presidency in 2016 and also discusses the vice president's less prominent role during this week's DNC.
Of the four men running for national office, Biden has by far the longest history as a national figure. His career as an elected official is longer than the other three men's careers combined.
Elected to the Senate at age 29, when Richard Nixon was president and the Vietnam War was at its height, Biden was first elected to public office – the New Castle County Council in Delaware – the same year that Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan was born: 1970.
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Campaigning three weeks ago in Danville, Va., he caused a stir by using the phrase "They're going to put you all back in chains," to a largely African-American audience when describing Republican nominee Mitt Romney's approach to deregulation of Wall Street and the financial sector.
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Last week he approached two men – whom he apparently thought were Greek-Americans – in a restaurant in Warren, Ohio, by saying, "I'm Joe Bidenopoulos."
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today in the afternoon I took Hunter outside to eliminate. We are on the grass by the apartments (I'm trying to get him away from people's doors because he developed a habit of wanting to go THERE). Then over the horizon (I sound like I'm exaggerating, but really, I didn't have my glasses on so assume that it was as far as I can see) I see an Alaskan Malamute, a big brown mutt bigger than the Malamute, and a yorkie (what a mix) running towards me, all without a leash. Further behind is the person walking all 3 dogs by herself with no leash - which is not permitted on base to begin with. But that's ok... I'll move on.
Hunter pulls his ears back and has his tail down just staring at these dogs come towards me - which I find funny because the Yorkie is THREE TIMES Hunter's size. I pick him up and I'm holding him close to me as the Malamute runs at me. I'm frozen stiff because I don't want to encourage the dogs to chase me, so i'm just waiting for them to come and sniff and move on.
Hunter starts barking at the dogs. It wasn't a puppy bark, it wasn't "yip yip yip". He was growling and barking at them ferociously and defensively. He wanted me to put him down and he's just going at the malamute, who is trying to approach me and sniff me but seems intimidated by how this 3 lb baby is barking at him. The dogs are wagging his tail and keeping low and trying to say hi to us and Hunter is just.. I don't know... P-Oed! I was laughing my head off. The dogs all walked around me and left without coming near me. Hunter is still barking them off as if to say "yeah that's right! And don't come back!" And I can't help but ask him "How do you have the audacity to bark at a dog that weights about 20 times more than you do like that?" You had to have been there.
The lady that's walking the dogs finally catches up (the dogs are all down the block) and says "that's pretty funny, my smallest dog is like him."
It's like I have a body guard, which is great, only 3 lbs of cute and cuddly puppy breath is not exactly going to ward off danger. LOL. But it was a funny story and I thought I'd share.
Love all, God Bless
"A righteous man cares for the needs of his animal,
but the kindest acts of the wicked are cruel."
- Proverbs 12:10
That is the cutest story. It's like the Napolean complex I think. Our little guy thinks he's a big doggie too !! I love it. Can you imagine? You have no need to worry because you've got 3 pounds of fluffy cuteness protecting you. A sturdy sofa pillow would probably be a more effective deterent, but not nearly so lovable !! :love:
You know, my boyfriend's 3 lbs yorkie does the same, barks like he can actually do something about the neighbour's 60 lbs staff terrier (very friendly dog who wouldn't hurt a fly) in our back yard...
The really funny part is the look on the yorkie's face when the staffie takes him up on the barking and charges him.. Man oh man does he realise quick that he's in over his head and he should find some cover. Did you know dogs could make this face ? lol
yes, dogs can make that face... Hunter will make that face when the wind blows too hard and he's outside. LOL
Love all, God Bless
"A righteous man cares for the needs of his animal,
but the kindest acts of the wicked are cruel."
- Proverbs 12:10
LOL! that's funny.
Lucy is also 3lbs and she also thinks she's as big as an elephant! There's an 8 year old rottie that is usually brought to the park by his owners right when Lucy is playing there! Lucy is crazy! she goes and nips at the rottie's ears and completely ticks him off then runs away! Once the rottie felt like teaching Lucy a lesson so he chased her all the way to the very end of the park and jumped on her! LUCY got so scared she played dead for about 5 minutes after the rottie had left her alone!
I couldn't stop laughing and the rottie's owner who is a very nice old man assured that his dog would never hurt Lucy and he is right! That rottie is one sweet beast! These days when Lucy jumps up and down around him, he goes and stands right on top of Lucy and locks her between his legs disallowing her to make any move!
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CoI: Sydney Barnes, Lowell Observatory
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Title: The connections between binarity, circumstellar disks, and stellar rotation
Abstract: We propose to study the effect on stellar rotation of binary companions within the typical circumstellar disk radius (\la 100 AU), but beyond the reach of tidal interactions (\ga 0.2 AU). A first hint of faster rotation among binary primary stars than among single stars has been detected in the ~150 Myr open cluster M35 (\it tidally synchronized binaries excluded). This result is consistent with a model scenario involving truncation of the mass, size, and lifetime of the circumstellar disk by a companion, and consequently a shortened phase of magnetic disk-braking of the stellar rotation during the PMS phase. The scenario suggests the hypothesis that a difference in rotation between single and binary primary stars should be more pronounced in younger stellar populations, and gradually disappear over time as magnetic winds spin down stars not tidally locked. We propose to test this hypothesis by conducting a multi-epoch radial-velocity survey for membership and binarity in the rich 540 Myr open cluster M37, for which a unique set of rotational data \it (\ga 500 rotation periods) is available for late-type photometric members.
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SPARTANBURG, S.C. – On Friday night, the King University men's cross country team opened their 2013 season at the Eye Opener Invitational hosted by Division I USC Upstate. It appeared as though the Tornado were in midseason form as they finished first among Division II teams, and placed four runners in the top-10.
Senior Spencer Frantom led the way for the Tornado as he turned in a 3rd place finish overall, and was first among Division II runners with a time of 26:30.14. Jordan Noe finished next with a time of 26:46.14 to take fifth overall and sixth in Division II while Dickson Kurgat took sixth overall and seventh in Division II with a time of 26:46.80.
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Catch your Dreams with "The Tree of Dreams" (Pohon Cita-Cita); The Story from "Kak Suhariyanto"
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"I want to be a teacher, I want to motivate every child to keep dreaming, to keep learning, to catch the great dreams with their skills, hard work and the faith to the God"
It was a very beautiful dream of a young man, named Suhariyanto. He was born 25 years ago and grew up in Kudus, a beautiful little city in Central of Java, Indonesia. Since he was a kid, he wanted to be a teacher. Because for him, education is the most important thing to achieve success in life. He wanted to help every child as well as he could to be able to receive a good education and reach their dreams. His kindness and sense of love has made this Junior-High teacher really loved by students. He is the hero for Suhariyanto, because this teacher was kindly taken care of needs until high school graduation day. He did not come from a wealthy family and that's why he needs to work in the electronic store after he finished high school. His family really loves him, and even though he failed some tests to continue his education, his parents always support him in every way.
Suhariyanto went through tough days as a teenager, but the lack of facilities and funds didn't stop him from dreaming. He always studied and worked hard. One day, good news arrived; "The Paramadina Fellowship Program, 2008" and Suhariyanto was successfully taken to the next level of his beautiful life. It was a program from Paramadina University which provided scholarships for the best graduates from around Indonesia, including Suhariyanto. This scholarship was really meant for him because now he is has Bachelor of Psychology and also the one of "Pengajar Muda" in Desa Sekodi, Bengkalis, Riau.
"Pengajar Muda" is a term that is used for young people who become young teachers in "Indonesia Mengajar." Indonesia Mengajar is a movement to encourage young people to become teachers and teach children in rural areas in Indonesia for a year. It is not easy to be a teacher in these places because sometimes the teachers, parents and students have a different culture, daily habits, or even faith. The strangest thing that he had ever experienced was when he was one day he taught during heavy rains and there was only a student in the class. He said "Heavy rains and floods are the common reasons for the students and teachers to not go to school." There are many things, experiences and hard challenges of being a teacher in Desa Sekodi. But for Suhariyanto, that's the point of being a teacher; his skills of "Fighting for the Better Life" is really useful for adapting with society, teaching children and developing the positive side of the students.
In order to create a a good student mentality, he always teaches students the following: to be positive, not to be afraid of challenges, study and work hard, believe in their talents and abilities, and to love their God and parents. He said the most important thing is "to dream as high as you can." He believes that a dream is a source of anything, including success and he has proved it: "I'm not coming from a wealthy family, but my belief in my dreams and desires has always made me study and work hard to get it." He wants to make his students believe in their dreams and that's why, Suhariyanto proudly made "Pohon Cita-Cita."
"Pohon Cita-Cita" or "The Tree of Dreams" is one of the unique and great ideas Suhariyanto teaches his students. It was made by a real tree and he asks students to pluck the dried leaves and write every single dream they have on them. They write dream such as- "I want to be a teacher", "I want to be a doctor", "I want to be a pilot", "I want to be president", "I want to be the in the Air Force," and so on. Then, he lets the children happily tie the leaves up in the branches. Sometimes, he also turns on the music or plays an instrument for the students in the class and asks them to sit comfortably and think about their dreams and desires. He also reminds the students through the story, that "We must study and work hard to catch our dreams and not to forget to arrange the way to reach them."
For me, Suhariyanto or someone that I used to call "Kak Suhariyanto" (In Indonesian culture) is a good role model. I really love the way he defines dreams and his own struggles amaze me. What he did with his students in Desa Sekodi, has made my day and gives me the desire to be a teacher, just like him. I leave you with this final word, a brief message from him to the children, teenagers and youth around the world;
"Redupkan keraguan dan terus nyalakan keberanian untuk menggapai mimpi. Kita harus berani untuk terus mencoba, berani untuk gagal, berani untuk malu dan berani untuk terus berupaya mewujudkannya." (Suhariyanto, 2013)
In English, it would be
"Fade off the hesitation and turn to courage to reach your dreams. We always be brave enough to try, be brave to fail, be brave to "shame" and be brave to always seek to make it happen" (Suhariyanto, 2013)
Kak Suhariyanto Twitter Handle
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The U.S. Department of Labor sums up the observance of Labor Day succinctly.
Celebrated the first Monday of September, the holiday now more than 100 years old is "dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers It constitutes a yearly national tribute to the contributions workers have made to the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our country."
While we do not subscribe to the tenet that no man achieves anything on his own - individual accomplishment and achievement are absolutely real and to be commended - the efforts of the working man and woman are, well, as American as the apple pie they bake, the Chevy they build, and the flag they sew.
Times are tough for workers these days.
Unemployment numbers continue at record highs, full-time employment with benefits remains hard to come by, and recent college grads, even those with "marketable" degrees in such things as business, nursing and law, are having difficulty finding work.
It is gratifying to see that finally - finally - there is some recognition that it is the economy, after all, that is America's greatest challenge and that putting people back to work should be a primary goal.
To labor.
It is we who made American great.
And it is we who are the key to our country's recovery.
Hope everyone had a safe and happy Labor Day weekend. May next year's holiday -and the next, and the next- be marked with more employment opportunities, a much healthier job market, and an economy on the upswing for us all.
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MONTREAL — The orcas are free.
After being trapped under thick layers of sea ice for more than three days, a pod of killer whales swam to open water near a fishing village in northern Quebec early Thursday.
"We had strong wind coming in from the northeast late last night and it cracked a huge section of the ice," said Johnny Williams, the city manager in Inukjuak. "The whales are gone now, and we're pretty happy about that."
The 12 whales became stranded earlier this week after huge sections of ice shifted behind them while they were migrating in the Hudson Bay along Quebec's northeastern coast. With only a small opening to breathe from, the whales took turns breaching in a desperate bid to stay alive.
About 25 kilometres of ice separated the group from open water, causing locals to wonder if an ice-breaking ship would be needed to clear a path for the killer whales.
An expert warned Wednesday that if immediate action wasn't taken to free them, the whales could suffocate or die from exhaustion.
These are large animals competing for breathing space in a hole not much larger than your desk," said Lyne Morisette, a marine ecologist and researcher at the Université de Québec à Rimouski. "We don't have two weeks to manoeuvre here."
An Inuit hunter stumbled upon the whales while tracking seals. Killer whales are a rare sight in the Hudson Bay during winter, and the animals drew dozens of curious locals from Inukjuak — a one-hour snowmobile ride from the ice breach.
"People have mixed feelings about the situation," said Peter Inukpuk, the mayor of Inukjuak, on Wednesday. "We want to see them free, but we also want them to go away. Killer whales eat seals and belugas. The seal hunt is a huge part of our economy."
Inukpuk had been in contact with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada about possibly bringing in an ice-breaker.
"It's too early to start running through options but we're keeping an eye on the situation," said Sylvie Racine, a spokeswoman for the DFO, before the situation resolved itself naturally. "We're definitely concerned and we're still deciding what we'll do."
Morisette warned an ice-breaker might not have reached the whales in time, and would have cost the DFO millions to charter.
"It would be utopian to assume the DFO is scrambling to get an icebreaking ship on site," Morisette. "The government has cut funding to DFO just as they have with dozens of federal departments, so its tough to see them freeing up money for this. However, the fact the killer whales are an endangered species definitely helps their case."
It's unclear whether the pod migrated north from Canada's West Coast, where the species is most common, or whether they came from its Atlantic coast. The whales likely swam to the breach when there was an opening in the thick layer of ice that covers much of Canada's norther shoreline.
"The ice probably began to close behind the whales as they moved inward," Morisette said Wednesday. "Now they're stuck. As sad as this situation is, it pales in comparison to the challenges the species faces with the rise of global warming."
With ice melting and shifting in Canada's arctic, traditional migration patterns are drastically changing for marine life. Migration is further complicated by the fact that less ice has made it easier for cargo ships to navigate the Arctic Ocean.
"More shipping means more collisions between vessels and whales, it means more pollution in their environment and it ultimately puts the entire ecosystem at risk," Morisette said. "Global warming is having a profoundly negative effect on marine life in the arctic."
The trapped animals made waves on social media Wednesday after pictures and videos of the orcas were posted on Twitter and Facebook. In the nearby town of Inukjuak, where about 1,500 people live, it's been hard to talk of much else these past few days.
"Plenty of people are headed out there, they're worried and they don't know why we're seeing this kind of thing in the winter," Inukpuk said. "It's not normal."
Although the species are a rare sight in the north during winter, Morisette said it's hard to conclusively determine if incidents like the one in Inukjuak are becoming increasingly common.
"It used to be you needed a camera crew to film one of these incidents and broadcast it to the world for it to garner public attention," she said. "But as we saw on Wednesday, someone just shot video with their cellphone and posted it online. Plenty of incidents like this have happened in the past without anyone ever finding out, but that's changed with technology."
Also known as orcas or blackfish, killer whales belong to the oceanic dolphin family.
A typical adult male is about six to eight metres in length and can weigh in excess of six tonnes. Females range from about five to seven metres long and can weigh from three to five tonnes.
The lifespan of a wild female is around 50 years, with the whale raising about five offspring. Males usually live a much shorter life, dying at the age of 29 on average. The imposing sea mammals can go 20 to 25 minutes without surfacing for air.
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Over the past couple of weeks, have you noticed the brilliant white blossoms on trees that seem to be everywhere?
Oh, what beautiful trees!
Well…not so much.
This tree species is incredibly invasive, and it is all thanks to an unfortunately popular landscape tree: the Callery pear, or "Bradford" pear, as it is commonly called.
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Carroll County 4-H leader Jim Graves was honored with a state Community Service Award at the Kentucky 4-H Leaders Forum in Lexington, Feb. 13.
Spring is here, and what a welcomed sight it is!
After experiencing two very cold winters, this past winter has been rather mild. Because of the mild temperatures, it is a good chance that slugs have survived, which may cause our plants some issues.
Slugs use their rasping mouthparts to tear tissue from leaves, stems, and flowers. New transplants and small seedlings are especially vulnerable to these creatures. Feeding damage and silvery slime trails on bedding plants is a sign of the creatures.
We all want to eat food that tastes good. One of the most common ways we tend to make food taste good is by adding salt. Unfortunately, most American diets are too high in sodium. Diets high in sodium can raise blood pressure, which can lead to many major health issues including heart disease. Herbs provide a great way for us to limit our sodium intake while still consuming flavorful foods.
In just a few weeks, the Easter bunny will be hippity-hoppiting into many Kentucky homes. Along with the annual visit from our long-eared friend, coloring Easter eggs is one of the favorite holiday activities for children of all ages. While many of us are accustomed to purchasing the little dye tablets from the store, you can also use natural ingredients to get colorful results.
Ingredients like fresh beets, yellow onion skins and fruit juices can dye eggs. Here's a list of natural dye sources and the colors they produce.
There is always something special about the transition from winter to spring for me. Grass greening, daffodils blooming, buds beginning to show on the trees—it is truly a wondrous sight to see the earth waking up after its long winter slumber.
Underneath those pretty flowers and fresh grass, the soil temperatures are warming up which means planting season is on its way and the farmer's market season will arrive soon.
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Piketty, Keynes – what else should I be reading?
Since this blog started a little more than a year ago, my goal has been to bring you items and ideas that might be of use in your business — or at least be mildly interesting. This week, I want to turn the tables.
I'm getting ready to go on vacation in a few weeks, which means I'm stockpiling reading material. Right now my Kindle library ranges from a couple of obscure 19th-century novels (my fun reading) to the blockbuster of the moment, Thomas Piketty's "Capital in the 21st Century" (more on that in a minute).
The Kindle also is loaded with a bunch of books I don't remember ordering, and some I definitely want to read and forgot about. One-Click, you are a menace!
Why the Piketty? Vacation is supposed to be relaxation, after all, but this 696-page academic tome — translated from the original French — is getting talked about everywhere from the major economic and business publications to the popular press. If you've been too busy running your business and earning a living to catch any of the hoo-haw, here's a summary from The Economist.
The book has spiced up economic cocktail chatter like nothing since Maynard Keynes, and most of the conversations have been pretty interesting. But I don't like to get my ideas secondhand. When I get back, I'll let you know how far into it I got.
Meanwhile, are there any business books you're reading right now you'd like to share? Any recommendations from past reading? I don't often get a week away from cellphones and email so that I can really immerse myself in nonfiction that takes some effort. I don't want to totally waste the opportunity.
I'm open to frivolity, though!
The week ahead
It's our annual Small Business Week special issue, ahead of the SBA's Small Business Week May 12-16. Our reporting staff has been talking to businesses that bring strong values and strong results to their sectors and the midstate. The nine range from community stalwarts with more than a century under their belts to successful startups and from service companies to manufacturers.
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JEFFERSON - Joe Simmons, 65, died Wednesday, October 10, 2012.
Mr. Simmons had resided in Jackson County most of his life and was the son of the late Clyde and Lola Mae Austin Simmons. He was preceded in death by a brother, Randyl N. Simmons. Mr. Simmons was a member of Union Baptist Church and attended the Ebenezer United Methodist Church. He was a veteran of the United States Army Reserve, a former volunteer of the Jackson Trail Fire Department, and was a farmer.
Survivors include his wife, Catherine Patrick Simmons; brothers, William A. (Donnis) Simmons, Mike L. (Jennifer) Simmons, Mark S. (Lori) Simmons; and sister-in-law, Kathy Simmons, all of Jefferson.
Funeral services will be held Friday, October 12, at 2 p.m. from the chapel of Carter Funeral Home with the Revs. Tillie Wellborn and Bill Hayes officiating. Burial will be in the House Family Cemetery.
Flowers are welcomed or memorials may be made to St. Mary's Hospice House, P. O. Box 6588, Athens, Georgia 30604.
Carter Funeral Home, Winder, is in charge of arrangements. www.carterfhwinder.com
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Betty Lou Moffett Bowen, 91
Betty Lou Bowen, 91, of Meridian, passed away Nov 10, 2013, at The Gables of Shelley due to natural causes. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday, Nov 15, 2013 at the Blackfoot East LDS Stake Center, 1289 Mt. Putnam Dr. in Blackfoot. A viewing will be held at the church from 9 - 9:45 a.m. prior to the services. A graveside service will follow at 3:30 p.m. at the Meridian Cemetery. Services are under the direction of Zeyer Funeral Chapel, Nampa. (208-467-7300)
Betty was born Oct 24, 1922 at View, Idaho, the daughter of William Alvin and Alice May Robinson Moffett. She graduated from Burley High School in 1940 and Albion State Normal School in 1942 majoring in Elementary Education.
She married Lewis LeRoy Bowen on April 25, 1944 at Lake Charles, Louisiana. Their marriage was solemnized in the Logan Utah LDS Temple in 1945. Betty and Lewis owned and operated Bowen's Market in Meridian for 22 years.
Betty was an active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She served an LDS temple mission with her husband in the Texas Dallas Mission. Other callings included temple worker in the Boise LDS Temple, German name extraction and over 25 years in the Primary organization.
Survivors include a son: Reid (Sue) Bowen of Idaho Falls; three daughters: Diane (Alan, who passed away in 2010) Yarrington of Blackfoot; Nancy (Kevin) Howard of Twin Falls; and Peggy (Ross) Barson of Heyburn; 11 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents, one brother and one sister.
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British rider Bradley Ray stole an impressive win on Saturday on the Circuit of the Americas in the opening race of the Red Bull MotoGP Rookies Cup 2013.
Bradley Ray dominated the final stages of what is usually a close call in this hard fought competition crossing the line six seconds ahead of pole man Karel Hanika of the Czech Republic. Toprak Razgatlıoğlu of Turkey took the minor place.
Ray was fourth off the grid but wasted little time in gaining control of the lead and then set about opening up a significant lead. This left Razgatlıoğlu, the 16-year-old Turk to battle it out with Hanika, Stefano Manzi, Scott Deroue, Manuel Pagliani, Diego Perez and Tarran Mackenzie.
Manzi went straight over the handlebars in lap five of 12 when the 14-year-old Italian s rear wheel clipped Deroue s elbow in one of the 20 corners on this new circuit. Deroue, who finished very strongly at the end of the 2012 season managed to stay upright during the exchange.
By then Ray was gaining about two seconds per lap and looked comfortable.
It wasn t that easy. I knew from the start that I had to go with Hanika, he was quicker than all of us in practice. I managed that then I realized that I could go quicker so went in front.
Hanika and Razgatlıoğlu both confirmed they wanted to revise bike settings from the second race on Sunday.
It is a new circuit for everyone, the first ever motorcycle race at the Circuit of The Americas (COTA) and the first race of the season with the brand new Moto3 spec KTM RC250 RB so riders are both learning the track and learning how to best set up their bikes.
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3. Toprak Razgatlioglu (TR), +6.554
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5. Diego, Perez (E), +7.651
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Winter sport has proved surprisingly popular in the commonwealth.
With the 2014 Winter Olympics getting underway, expect that curling craze to heat up again.
Curling, the Olympic sport that has been compared to chess and shuffleboard on ice, was introduced to America on a national scale in Salt Lake City during the 2002 Olympics and is expected to undergo another major growth spurt in the next few weeks.
"I don't remember exactly what happened, but during Salt Lake City there was some sort of glitch where they were supposed to show skiing, but weren't able to and ended up showing curling and people loved it," said longtime curler Russ Lemcke, a Falmouth resident who has curled all over the world, including Canada, the Czech Republic and Italy. "The Olympics changed things a lot. The sport wasn't well-known then.
"MSNBC picked it up and people loved it. MSNBC is an acronym for Must Show Nothing But Curling."
Lemcke is a member of the Cape Cod Curling Club, which has been in existence since 1969 and has seen significant growth since curling's presence in Salt Lake City 12 years ago.
The club, located in Falmouth, has roughly 300 members and approximately 175 of them curl more than once a week.
"It's a sport everyone can play," said Steve O'Neil, president of the Cape Cod Curling Club. "You can start at 4 or 5 years old. Our youngest member is 6 or 7 and our oldest is 94.
"Once you get into it, it's a ball. It's very competitive, but if you're not the competitive type, it's also very social."
Lemcke, who grew up in Saskatchewan, Canada, knew of curling as a child but wasn't overly fond of the sport then.
"I started when I was probably 8 or 10 and stopped when I was about 12," he said. "Back then, I thought it was stupid. In 1998, I moved to Falmouth and drove by the place. I said to my wife, 'Hey, I know that sport.' It had become much more sophisticated.
"Once MSNBC picked it up in Salt Lake City, our membership just took off. In 2008, we put a half million dollars into the club. Now we have three sheets of ice and 16 people per sheet at a time. We're just about maxed out. We looked at adding an extra sheet, but it just wasn't possible."
Lemcke has been so hooked on curling since his return to Massachusetts that he has started three curling clubs of his own (in Bridgewater, Providence and Conway, N.H.) and has just returned from Albuquerque, N.M. to gauge interest in beginning a club in the area.
"It's the best team sport ever," Lemcke said. "It's a sport where every player is involved in every play. There is a unique communication system. It's a highly competitive sport, yet highly social.
"Google 'dare to curl' and watch the six-minute video and you'll get a good feel for the sport. When curling is shown on the Olympics, they just show you the last four shots or so. You don't get to see the whole thing and don't get the true feel for the sport."
Mike Thomas is the sports editor of The Herald News. Follow him on Twitter @NostraThomasHN.


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Several years ago, I gave a winning eBay bid of about $100 for a new 9x13', 2-room, Coleman Forester tent. It's been a great tent. It's spacious , it has enough headroom that I can stand (always a handy feature in a tent) and it has never leaked even while tents around us became wading pools.
I am sad that two segments of the center tent pole have cracked. The pole has 9 segments, connected by shockcord, and it has to bend 180° in about 17 feet. The third segment on each end is damaged. Apparently, it endures more stress in that position. Two other segments are a bit bent, but not cracked.
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The Coleman CSR confirmed that they have no parts for the Forester. She gave me the specifications of the pole and the telephone number of a firm that makes custom tent poles. I've tried calling but my every attempt ends with the error message, "Your call cannot be completed as dialed."
I've continued searching the internet hoping to find a replacement pole but so far, I haven't found anything that will work. While googling around, I've come across other accounts of cracked poles for the Coleman Forester. Those stories weren't around when I did a lot of research before buying the tent. I guess their pole problems developed over time, just as mine did.
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I don't know how long the repair will last, but it should be good for a few more trips. Maybe the body of the tent will eventually develop a zipper problem or something so I won't feel bad about junking it.
This evening, I found a promising website for replacement tent poles and I sent an inquiry. I also learned this evening that there are inexpensive pole splints for repairing broken tent poles. I may order several of them for the unlikely circumstance that the duct tape doesn't hold. I find myself unwilling to invest much money now that I have done a redneck repair job that will probably last a while.
I'm just guessing, but I wonder if problems with the center pole might be the reason that Coleman no longer has this particular tent. Next time I buy a tent, it won't have a pole that has to bend completely double like this one does. I might as well say that I won't buy a dome style tent because I think the 180° bend is the basis of their poling system.
I'm not complaining about the tent. Over the last four summers, I've used it quite a lot, and Keely has borrowed it several times for SCA as well. It's seen a lot of set-ups. We've definitely had $100 of use and enjoyment from it. Just a night or two spent in the tent instead of a motel made up the price. All in all, it's been a great tent, and if I didn't love it so much, I wouldn't be trying to fix it.
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The schedule includes teams from 13 different conferences.
The Lady Bisons, as usual, will open the season with a series of tournaments. The first one, hosted by the University of Georgia in Athens, will be held Feb. 11-13. All six teams in the tournament played in an NCAA regional last season. In addition to Lipscomb and Georgia the tournament field features East Carolina, Iowa, Illinois State and Maryland.
"Our opening tournament is going to be extremely tough," Ryman said. "It will be a big time test to see where we are right off of the bat. Hopefully, we will walk out and be able to build some confidence by facing some of the toughest teams early on.
"We are going to be looking for our young pitchers to step up. There are always nerves associated with the first part of the year. If we can continue to get it across to all of our young players that they are good it will be a plus. We have a great deal of confidence in that group."
On the opening day of the season the Lady Bisons will start with East Carolina and end with Iowa.
"East Carolina is one of the best teams in Conference USA," Ryman said. "They made it to the finals of their regional as well. They will be an extremely good test right off of the bat.
"Iowa traditionally has good pitching. They have done well in the Big 12. They are always up there competing."
The Lady Bisons return to Georgia Feb. 19-20 to play in the Georgia State Tournament in Atlanta. In addition to the Lady Bisons and host team the field will include Appalachian State and Memphis.
"We will play Appalachian State a couple of times," Ryman said. "They are a team we have not played in softball before.
"We get to play Memphis, a team we haven't played in several years. I think the last time we played was the freshman year of the class that just graduated."
February is busy with the Lady Bisons ending the month at the UAB Tournament in Birmingham, Ala., from Feb. 25-27. Samford, Radford, Indiana State and St. Louis are also participating.
Fans of the Lady Bisons will get their first look at the team on its home turf at Draper Diamond for the second annual Lady Bison Classic March 4-6. Butler, Appalachian State, Samford and Eastern Illinois all will face the Lady Bisons.
"This year we have four teams," Ryman said. "Last year we only had three.
"Those are four teams that will challenge us. But it should overall be a good tournament with good competition."
The Lady Bisons will return to Birmingham March 8 to play UAB in a doubleheader. The Lady Bisons beat UAB last season in the NCAA Regional in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
On March 10 the Lady Bisons are back at Draper Diamond to face Austin Peay in a doubleheader.
They return to the road March 16 for a doubleheader with Western Carolina.
The Lady Bisons will then play in their fifth tournament of the season when they travel to Coastal Carolina in Conway, S.C. Also in the field are Kansas, Georgia Tech and Providence.
"We will face Kansas again and we will play Georgia Tech twice," Ryman said. "Our first tournament and our last tournament are going to be our biggest tests. That is nothing against the teams in the other tournaments. They are going to test us as well."
The Lady Bisons will start off their defense of the A-Sun Conference Championship March 25 on the road at ETSU in Johnson City. They will follow that with a visit to USC-Upstate on March 26.
There are eight home games from March 29 to May 6. Western Kentucky visits Draper Diamond for a single game March 29. Campbell will be the first A-Sun opponent to visit on April 1.
The remaining A-Sun home doubleheaders are Jacksonville (April 8), North Florida (April 9), Kennesaw State (April 21), Mercer (April 22) and Belmont April 30.
"Every other year we trade home and away games," Ryman said. "We have more home games in the A-Sun which will be nice. We are excited to be at home for most of April and for most of our conference schedule."
Tennessee Tech from the Ohio Valley Conference will visit April 27 for a doubleheader.
The remaining conference road doubleheaders are at Florida Gulf Coast April 14 and at Stetson April 17.
Nonconference doubleheaders on the road will be played at Middle Tennessee (April 5) and Tennessee State, the regular season finale, May 6.
"We know there are going to be some games this year that we may lose that we probably shouldn't lose," Ryman said. "We can't get too far ahead of ourselves with this group and start thinking about things like conference play. Every game is going to be a learning experience.
"I think a lot of people out there realize we lost some good players from last year, but we also have some great ones back. They know we have some good freshmen too. We are going to have a target on our backs whether it is a conference team or a non-conference team. We are not going to surprise teams anymore."
The A-Sun Conference Tournament will be played for the first time at USC Upstate in Spartanburg, S. C., May 11-14.
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CHICAGO - Corey Crawford made 25 saves, Jonathan Toews had a big goal in the third period and the Chicago Blackhawks beat the Los Angeles Kings 3-1 in Game 1 of the Western Conference final Sunday.
Brandon Saad added a goal and an assist for Chicago, which remained perfect in seven home playoff games this year. Duncan Keith had a tiebreaking score in the third period.
Playing just two days after a Game 7 victory over Anaheim, the Kings got a second-period goal from Tyler Toffoli and outshot the Blackhawks 26-20. But Crawford made a couple of solid stops in another terrific performance.
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Loyola University New Orleans alumni, family, friends, staff and students are encouraged to show their Pack pride on Saturday, Oct. 20 during the 13th annual Wolves on the Prowl national day of service. The day begins with prayer and breakfast at 8 a.m. in the St. Charles Room, located in the Danna Student Center. Projects begin at 9 a.m. and conclude at 1:30 p.m. A limited number of T-shirts will be available for registered participants.
Wolves on the Prowl, planned and led by Loyola's Alumni Association, Office of Mission and Ministry and the Student Government Association, pairs volunteers from the Loyola community with programs throughout the country that need help.
"It's a tradition we are proud of," said Leigh Thorpe '03, co-chair of the 2012 Wolves on the Prowl Committee.
"We are really hoping to involve more alumni in the New Orleans Wolves on the Prowl this year. Student leaders from prominent organizations and programs on campus will be paired with alumni who were involved in the same organizations and programs as students. We hope this will provide an opportunity for students to network with alumni while engaging in community service around the New Orleans area."
Nick Poché '03, also a co-chair of the committee, shares Thorpe's enthusiasm. "As students and alumni of a Jesuit University, it is important that we all make an effort in our daily lives to pause and remember our commitment to service," Poché said.
Projects this year include:
- Field Day for Good Shepherd School—Sixty children from GSS will descend on the Residential Quad, where volunteers will host a series of friendly athletic competitions among the students.
- NOLA Green Roots—Volunteers will work on readying the Wise Words Community Garden in Mid-City for the harvest season.
- Green Light New Orleans—Volunteers will assist with GLNO's "Tip the Block" initiative in the Leonidas neighborhood by distributing and installing free compact fluorescent light bulbs to residents. Residents will also receive information about how to save energy and money in several other ways as well.
- Common Ground Relief Nursery—Volunteers will help transplant young wetlands grasses and prepare them for planting in the Gulf.
Past Wolves on the Prowl projects have included wetlands restoration, early childhood development, neighborhood beautification, food sorting and distribution, and more. Breakfast, lunch, bottled water and transportation to and from the volunteer site is included. Volunteers are asked to arrive dressed in work clothes and sturdy, closed-toe shoes.
Alumni across the country will also take part in volunteer activities on Oct. 20, as well as other dates. On Oct. 27, alumni in the Nashville, Tenn., area will participate in "Hands on Nashville," a home energy savings project to help improve the energy efficiency of low income homes. On Nov. 3, alumni in Las Vegas, Nev., will serve dinner to the homeless and in Denver, Colo., they will package medical supplies for distribution in developing countries. Other chapter cities participating in days of service include Atlanta, Boston, Central Florida, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, Lafayette, La., New York City, Phoenix, Raleigh, N.C., San Diego and Shreveport, La.
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SUNNYVALE, Calif., Jan. 13, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Telenav, Inc. (Nasdaq:TNAV), the leader in personalized navigation, announced today that it will release its second quarter fiscal 2014 financial results after the market closes on Thursday, January 30, 2014.
The company will host an investor conference call and live webcast at 2:00 p.m. PT (5:00 p.m. ET) on the same day. To access the conference call, dial 888-510-1765 (toll-free, domestic only) or 719-325-2362 (domestic and international toll) and enter pass code 2032559. The webcast will be accessible on Telenav's investor relations website at http://investor.telenav.com/.
A replay of the conference call will be available for two weeks beginning approximately two hours after its completion. To access the replay, please dial 888-203-1112 (toll-free domestic only) or 719-457-0820 (international or domestic toll) and enter passcode 2032559.
About Telenav, Inc.
Telenav's mission is to help make people's lives less stressful, more productive, and more fun when they are on the go. Our personalized navigation services help people make faster and smarter daily decisions about where to go, when to leave, how to get there, and what to do when they arrive.
We aim to be everywhere people need us. Our partners are wireless carriers, automobile manufacturers, app developers, advertisers and advertising agencies. Our carrier and automotive partners include AT&T, Bell Mobility, Boost Mobile, Ford, NII Holdings, QNX Software Systems, Rogers, Sprint, Telcel, T-Mobile U.S., U.S. Cellular, and Vivo Brazil. You can also find us in mobile app stores and on the web at www.telenav.com and www.scout.me.
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