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Hats, heels and hairdos were the order of the day when the ladies of Pontefract flocked to the racecourse last week.
The annual Ladies' Day event saw thousands turn out in their finery for a day of fun at the Park Road track.
Norman Gundill, manager of the racecourse, said: "It went very well.
"We had a lovely afternoon and around 5,500 to 6,000 people turned out for the event.
"There were some lovely outfits and the ladies created an amazing atmosphere too - it really was superb.
"The Ladies' Day is a very important date in our calendar. Every racecourse has one now and it's one of the busiest race meetings we have."

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There is abundant literature on the need and the possibility for the creation of an international criminal court (see the author's previous studies). 1 It may be recalled that in 1953 a Committee on International Criminal Jurisdiction appointed by the General Assembly of the United Nations prepared a draft statute of an international criminal court. 2 The General Assembly of the United Nations decided to postpone its decision in this matter until the elaboration of the definition of aggression. 3
On December 14, 1974, the twenty-ninth U.N. General Assembly adopted Resolution 3314 which defines aggression as "the use of armed force by a State against the sovereign territorial integrity, or political independence of another state, or in any other manner inconsistent with the Charter of the United Nations, as set out in this definition." 4 Thus, the formal obstacle within the United Nations has been eliminated and therefore further international cooperation in the establishment of an international criminal court appears to be timely.
Important nongovernmental bodies continue to deal with this problem. The International Association of Penal Law organized on September 5, 1975, at Geneva during the Fifth United Nations Congress on the Prevention of Crime and Treatment of Offenders, a session devoted to the "International Criminal Tribunal." During this session, presided over by Dean Pierre Bouzat (University of Rennes, France), president of the association, Professor M. Cherif Bassiouni (De Paul University, Chicago), its secretary general, and Gerhard Grebing (Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Penal Law, Freiburg in Breisgau, Federal Republic of Germany), its associate secretary general, submitted their reports which were followed by expositions by Professor Bart De Schutter (Free University of Brussels, Belgium) and by Professor Louis Kos-Rabcewicz-Zubkowski (University of Ottawa, Canada). 5
The statute of an international criminal court was the subject of the work of experts from many countries during international criminal law conferences organized by the Foundation for the Establishment of an International Criminal Court and presided over by its president, Professor Robert K. Woetzel (Boston College—Jesuit University of Boston). 6


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I'd say it's more of a mature scent but if you can rock it, go for it. I feel most comfortable wearing this in formal situations. Otherwise, not at all.
Sometimes I wear it to sleep.


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July 28, 2008
Supplier Recruitment Wins $160M Plant
By Anonymous
"One major factor in our selection of this Fulton County site is the close proximity to the North Star Steel mill," stated Andrew Woollett, chairman of the board, ZincOx Resources plc in an interview with Toledo Business Journal Woollett traveled to the United States from the company's headquarters in Great Britain to host the ceremonial groundbreaking for the $160 million facility near Delta, Ohio. The project is planned for completion at the end of 2009.Woollett explained the importance of locating the new plant across the street from North Star BlueScope Steel LLC. ZincOx uses a rotary hearth furnace to process electric arc furnace dust (EAFD) produced as a waste byproduct at steel mills. North Star BlueScope Steel will be a major supplier of EAFD for the new ZincOx plant.
One of the products produced by ZincOx is pig iron. ZincOx will be a supplier of pig iron to the North Star mill across the street. While ZincOx considered a number of sites for this new plant, proximity to North Star and the Supplier roles they each play offers important benefits, according to Woollett. With the increases in transportation expenses, there are logistical cost benefits to both companies that will result from the close proximity of their operations.
Woollett also discussed additional factors that influenced the site selection decision. The property is close to a rail line owned by Rail America, Inc. that provides easy and economical rail access for the new facility. Steel mills around the country will ship EAFD in bulk rail cars to ZincOx for processing. Rail shipments will also leave the plant to deliver finished products to many of the company's customers.
The British chairman also discussed the environmental benefits of this new operation. Currently, EAFD from steel mills around the country is buried in landfills. It is a hazardous material that can be toxic. The ZincOx technology enables the company to process the EAFD waste byproduct and eliminates its burial in a landfill.
Woollett also discussed the positive environmental aspects of the company's processing technology. "All of the EAFD is processed and there are no environmental concerns. This will be a clean, environmentally friendly facility. We want to bring visitors to the plant to see the trees, landscaping, and its clean operations," he stated.
Woollett discussed the importance of ZincOx's relationship with Envirosafe Services of Ohio, Inc. headquartered in Oregon, Ohio. Envirosafe works with steel mills around the country and buries EAFD in landfills for these customers. Once the Fulton County site is in operation, Envirosafe will deliver EAFD from steel mills for recycling. Woolett advised that Doug Roberts, president, Envirosafe Services of Ohio has been a critical "partner" in providing assistance and support to ZincOx on this project.
ZincOx previously considered sites in Oregon, Ohio and Toledo. A large amount of the material in Envirosafe's Cell M at its Oregon site is electric arc furnace dust and ZincOx considered location of its new plant in close proximity to this Supplier source. At an early stage in the project, some opposition surfaced in Lucas County.
Woolett explained that another important factor in the company's site selection process was a welcoming community and a place where it was easy to do business. "Fulton County satisfied all of our wishes for a friendly and welcoming place to do business," he stated.
Woolett also discussed the importance of the new plant for ZincOx's future. "The Fulton County plant is one of the biggest zinc recycling projects in the world," he stated. "It is very important for us to do this project right as it will be our prototype that we will put in other locations around the world. We are currently negotiating agreements in Thailand and China for EAFD that we plan to process in the future."
ZincOx is planning a number of additional facilities. A plant being planned in Aliaga, Turkey will be identical to the Fulton County plant and is also estimated to cost about $160 million, according to Woollett.
A second plant in the United States is a future possibility. A location in the south may provide advantages as ZincOx assesses options for site selection that will be driven by the Supplier roles for both input material and finished product, according to Woolett.
ZincOx has advanced its technology to be able to recover the waste byproduct from the EAFD. Instead of having this hazardous material buried in a landfill, ZincOx will process the EAFD waste byproduct and recover zinc, iron, and slag for sale to customers.
The recovered zinc is an impure concentrate that must be further processed to upgrade its quality. The company has a zinc processing facility at its Big River plant in Sauget, Illinois where the zinc concentrate is transformed into zinc oxide. This is a fluffy white powder used for a range of technical applications in food, paints, and chemicals.
ZincOx also has a zinc smelter at its Sauget plant. The smelter is currently idle until enough input material can be secured for its regular operation. The Fulton County facility will provide enough zinc material to support about half of the Sauget smelter input requirements.
The Fulton County plant will also produce pig iron that ill be sold back to steel mills that supply the EAFD material. The plant will also produce a slag material that will be sold for construction applications.
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(c) 2008 Toledo Business Journal. Provided by ProQuest Information and Learning. All rights Reserved.


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On the lighter side today … With just a few days left until Easter, the National Confectioners Association has released the results of its latest survey.
Its shocking conclusion?
When given the choice, Americans prefer to see chocolate bunnies in their Easter baskets over anything else, like "marshmallow bunnies or chicks" — a category that includes those edible chemical wonders, Peeps.
Here's the breakdown:
- 33 percent — bunnies
- 20 percent — jelly beans
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WASHINGTON — A two-star general who commands the aircraft wing that administers the MV-22 Osprey program is one of eight officers accused in connection with the falsifying of maintenance records in an attempt to rescue the troubled tilt-rotor hybrid aircraft from possible cancellation, the Marine Corps said Friday.
Maj. Gen. Dennis T. Krupp, commanding general of the 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing, was charged with dereliction of duty on the grounds that he knew or should have known that the records were altered, the Corps said.
The Marines said last week that records were falsified to make the Osprey appear more reliable than it has proved to be.
The experimental aircraft, which takes off and lands like a helicopter but flies like an airplane, is designed to become the Marines' front-line tactical airlift, moving troops and equipment farther and faster than the helicopters of the Vietnam War era. But its development phase has been plagued by fatal crashes and other mishaps that have raised serious questions about whether it is too mechanically delicate for combat.


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This month's roundup of what looks to be the most popular releases coming out on DVD. Several Oscar winners and contenders here. I garnered some of the synopsis points from the press releases and other reviews, but added my own snarky commentary as well.
April 1
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
Paramount, 116 minutes, R
Movie only: $29.99
2-disc Special Edition: $36.99
Director Tim Burton and his favorite actor, Johnny Depp, join up again for the big-screen adaptation of Stephen Sondheim's award-winning musical thriller. Benjamin Barker (Depp) is a family man unjustly sent to prison by an overzealous prosecutor (Alan Rickman). Upon his release, he seeks revenge not only for his imprisonment but what happened to his wife and daughter. He becomes the barber Sweeney Todd, and starts collecting the lives of the evil judiciary. Helena Bonham Carter is Mrs. Lovett, Sweeney's accomplice, who creates meat pies out of his victims. Received very good reviews, and a Best Actor nomination for Depp. Extras on the two-disc edition include several featurettes.
April 8
There Will Be Blood
Paramount, 158 minutes, R
Movie only: $29.99
2-disc Special Edition: $36.99
Set on the frontier of California's turn-of-the-century petroleum boom, the story chronicles the life and times of one Daniel Plainview (Daniel Day-Lewis – winner of the Best Actor Oscar), who transforms himself from a down-and-out silver miner raising a son on his own into a self-made oil tycoon. Plainview heads out West with his son H.W. (Dillon Freasier) to Little Boston, looking for oil. They both find it, along with corruption, deception and a Holy Roller preacher (Paul Dano). Like the Best Picture winner, "No Country for Old Men," it was filmed around Marfa, Texas. It also was up for Best Picture. Extras on the two-disc edition include featurettes, a documentary on oil, trailers and outtakes.
Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story
Sony, 96 minutes, R
Theatrical version: $28.95
Extended, unrated version: 120 minutes
2-disc DVD: $29.96
Blu-Ray: $43.95
Send up of rock-star biopics has the story of one-hit wonder Dewey Cox (John C. Reilly) who has it all: hundreds of women, famous friendships with other stars, a drug-fueled lifestyle. Never saw it, but I somehow get the feeling that "This is Spinal Tap" did it better. Plenty of extras on the extended version: commentary, deleted and extended scenes, music videos, interviews, and more.
The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep
Sony, 112 minutes, PG
Blu-Ray: $38.96
A young Scottish boy (Alex Etel) finds a mysterious egg on the shores of Scotland's Loch Ness during World War II. It hatches into the famed "Water Horse," and grows twice its size each day, meaning that the only place it can safely live is in the loch. However, the British Army encampment looking for Nazi submariners makes its environment dangerous. I saw this one in the theater; it's a nice family film but may be a little intense for younger children. Ebert praised it as a good alternative to "Alvin and the Chipmunks." Extras: Six featurettes, deleted scenes, plus a choice of wide- or fullscreen presentation. Blu-Ray version also features an interactive "Virtual Crusoe Game."
April 15
Fox, 92 minutes, PG-13
Movie only: $29.98
2-disc Special Edition: $34.98
Blu-Ray: $39.98
Juno (Ellen Page, in a Best Actress-nominated role), is a quirky teenager who decides to experiment with sex one boring afternoon. When the experiment leads to an unplanned pregnancy, Juno decides to give the baby up for adoption to an affluent couple (Jennifer Garner and Jason Bateman). Made several critic's "best film of the year" lists, including Ebert. Picked up four Oscar nominations, including Best Picture and Director for second-time helmer Jason Reitman (son of comedy director Ivan Reitman, and director of 2006's best comedy, "Thank You For Smoking"). Won Best Screenplay, for one-time stripper turned writer Diablo Cody. Now if all of that doesn't make you want to see this film, I don't know what will. Extras on solo disc include commentary from Reitman and Cody, 11 deleted scenes, gag reel, screen tests. Second disc of two-disc edition includes a digital copy (playable on IPod and other portable media) and four featurettes. Blu-Ray edition adds two "Fox Movie Channel Presents" featurettes. "Two-disc" sounds like the best deal here.
April 22
Charlie Wilson's War
Universal, 102 minutes, R, $29.98
U.S. Congressman Charlie Wilson (Tom Hanks) was an affable Texas politician, interested in booze, girls and occasionally, the workings of the subcommittees he served on. Then Houston socialite Joanne Herring (Julia Roberts) convinced him to take a trip to Pakistan, where the refugees from the Afghanistan-Russian war were crowded in tent cities, unable to go home. Charlie started the wheels rolling to get more money and weapons flowing to the Mujahideen freedom fighters, with the help of an unorthodox CIA agent, Gust Avrakotos (Philip Seymour Hoffman, in an Oscar-nominated role). Based on a true story. I saw this one at the theater; it was like watching a History Channel documentary with Oscar contenders in the roles. Very amusing. My favorite line was when Herring asked Charlie, "Why does Congress say one thing and do nothing?" to which Charlie replies, "Tradition, mostly." Extras include a making-of documentary and a look at the real Charlie Wilson.
Paramount, 84 minutes, PG-13, $29.99
A farewell party is going on in New York City when a strange roar shakes the night. Some monstrous creature is picking apart Manhattan. Now the partygoers are trying to escape, with one of them filming the attempt with his hand-held camcorder. That's what I garnered from the previews posted on Apple.com. Most of the reviews were pretty good, but almost all of them complained about the "shaky-cam" presentation. Some people supposedly even experienced motion sickness. Well, with the DVD, you can stop the action long enough to settle your stomach. Plenty of extras: commentary, making-of, visual effects, deleted scenes, alternate endings. Looking forward to this one.
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Miramax, 113 minutes, PG-13, $29.99
Jean-Dominique Bauby (Mathieu Almaric) suffered a stroke that left his body almost completely paralyzed but his mind intact. At 43, he was now a prisoner in his own body, able only to blink his left eye. Remarkably, Bauby was able to use that eye to dictate a memoir to his dedicated speech therapist (Marie-Josee Croze) – one letter at time. Based on a true story. Nominated for three Academy Awards, the film is presented in the original French, with an English dub track. Extras: director commentary, two featurettes, a Charlie Rose interview with director Julian Schnaubel.
The Golden Compass
New Line/Warner Bros., 113 minutes, PG-13
Feature only DVD: $28.98
2-disc Platinum Series DVD: $34.99
Blu-Ray: $39.99
In an alternate Earth-universe, orphaned Lyra (Dakota Blue Richards) is intrigued when her uncle, Lord Asriel (Daniel Craig), plans to travel north to investigate some mysterious particles called Dust. A mysterious woman, Mrs. Coulter (Nicole Kidman), asks Lyra to accompany her there as her personal assistant. Lyra possesses a golden compass that helps her see the truth, and a number of companions, including her shape-shifting daemon, Pantalaimion (Freddie Highmore), polar-bear warrior Iorek Byrnison (Ian McKellen), Texas aeronaut Lee Scoresby (Sam Elliott), and witch queen Serafina Pekkala (Eva Green). Based on the first book of noted anti-Catholic Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" trilogy, it tones down the anti-religious rhetoric and seeks to join the ranks of "Lord of the Rings," "Narnia," and "Harry Potter" in the wonders department. The violence is probably too intense for younger children. Extras include an examination of the novel and its journey to the screen; a behind-the-scenes documentary; and a look at Lyra's world. Blu-Ray also includes visually enhanced commentary (pop-ups, probably).
The Savages
Fox, 113 minutes, rated R, $27.98
Having escaped from their father's (Philip Bosco) dominating ways, Wendy (Laura Linney), a struggling playwright and Jon, (Philip Seymour Hoffman) a neurotic college professor, are leading their own lives as best as they can. When Dad begins to be consumed by dementia, they are forced to live together under one roof for the first time since childhood. Linney was nominated for Best Actress, and the film also garnered a Best Screenplay nomination. Extras include a featurette, photo gallery and extended scenes.


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HOUSTON (CBSNewYork/AP) — Talk about one of your all-time backfires.
Seattle's victory in the Super Bowl has cost Houston furniture store mogul Jim McIngvale some $7 million.
McIngvale is the owner of one of the nation's largest independent furniture stores, Gallery Furniture. He promised customers who spent at least $6,000 in the past two weeks and took delivery before Sunday's game that he'd refund their purchase cost if Seattle won.
The Seahawks routed Denver 43-8.
McIngvale said Monday his accountant is "pulling his hair out." He says he didn't do well financially, but did build is brand. He says the promotion was not covered by insurance.
(TM and © Copyright 2014 CBS Radio Inc. and its relevant subsidiaries. CBS RADIO and EYE Logo TM and Copyright 2014 CBS Broadcasting Inc. Used under license. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. The Associated Press contributed to this report.)
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This week, we get back into the ring and send two metal men into battle – representing DC Comics is John Henry Irons – STEEL! And representing Marvel, Tony Stark a.k.a. IRON MAN!
Two enter, one leave, it's a battle of the iron (and steel) clad titans!
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I vote for John Henry Irons.
While Iron Man's armor has a definite edge in power and utility, it suffers from the Operator's ego and hubris.
I believe that Steel's down-to-earth brand of genius would prove the edge in this battle.
It depends on where the battle takes place, I believe Steel would win if the fight takes place in his armory, on any other turf thou I have to give it to post-Extremis Iron Man.
Now if were are talking about pre-Extremis Iron Man it would depend on back-up, namely if Tony has access to his plot-device size armor gallery, you know the one with the Hulk buster and such… If he doesn't I give the win to Steel.
I voted for Iron Man… mainly for the badass factor!
Gotta give it to Tony. He's just a better character, even if he can be a drunk a-hole.
John Henry Irons is another example of DC having a really good basis for a character and then doing nothing much with it.
Robert Downey Jr. beats Shaq any day of the week. YEah, I know what the names on the poll are, but let's be real. This is the way the "normal" people will see this anyways. ;p
Iron Man's a little more hardcore. Steel's a bit whiny. But this would be the best fight to watch!
This would be a great fight, but I'd have to give it to Iron Man. He just has many more tricks up his sleeve than Steel does. Plus Shaq as steel leaves a bad taste in my mouth.
I don't know Steel, but I'm assuming he's not as big a douchebag as Tony. Therefore, he probably will lose to the douche.
This isn't even fair. Iron Man's gear is light years more advanced than Steel's. Unless Superman comes in to help him out, I don't see how Steel could beat him. He just isn't prepared.
I'm more of an Iron Man fan, but in this case, I would have to go with the guy who has a huge friggin hammer. Also, that's a pretty bad picture of Iron Man.
I think the real question here is which song is better?
"I Am Iron Man" as performed by Black Sabbath
or "Ballad of John Henry" as performed by many though I prefer Johnny Cash's rendition.
The Ballad of John Henry moves me every time!
Downey Jnr + Black Sabbath = Win!
I very reluctantly picked Steel. Don't get me wrong – as for as characters goes, I'd take Tony Stark over John Henry any day.
But the Steel armor was built to protect Metropolis and go toe-to-toe with Superman's enemies after "The Death of Superman". Iron Man has gone up against some heavy-hitters in his day too, but I don't think any of them are necessarily Superman-level.


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so there is this guy in my school. he is a senior and i'm a sophmore. He works at the local grocery store with my mom. And my mom told him that her daughter liked him, and she said well you probably have a gf, soo..but he said no actually. So this is a good thing. And he still doesn't have one!! Which is wonderful for me. And in school, were playin volleyball, nd' he comes in and plays with our class. Well he told ma friend that he wanted to meet this 'gloria' which is me. So that is good right? which means he must b interested in meeting this person. then for gym, the other day, when the gym teacher said my name, he was looking around the gym to find me. so that is a really good sign huh? but most recently is when we were at the store where he works, me and my mom were going thru check out, n he kept looking at me, like he knew it was finally me. then when my friend came over to me and said my name, he smiled at me and was like ooh okay, so it is her!! But do u think he came over to our check out line just to see if i would say sumthing? And now since he know's it's me...and he was doin all those things like wanting to meet me..should i say hi to him and see where that leads us?? I mean like does it look good so far??
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Over the past three decades, Metallica have played up their road-dog status by giving their treks names like "Poor Touring Me" and the "Nowhere Else to Roam Tour," but it appears someone has been keeping track of their cartography. Guinness World Records recently awarded the group with a plaque for being the first and only band to tour all seven continents, an achievement they ticked off last year when they played a gig in Antarctica, in addition to ones in the world's more populated land masses. The group will also be honored in the 60th anniversary edition of Guinness World Records 2015, which comes out September 10th.
"Seven continents in one year with Antarctica being the gig of a lifetime...." James Hetfield said in a statement. "Yes, 120 scientists and competition winners. Not to mention the 300 very curious penguins!"
This year, Metallica played gigs in both North and South America and Europe and currently have no tour dates planned for the rest of the year. Instead, they're focusing on writing the follow-up to their 2008 record Death Magnetic. They previewed the upcoming record on their tour this year with a new song titled "Lords of Summer," which they played throughout their multi-continental Metallica by Request tour. In April, Lars Ulrich estimated that the band was in the "fourth inning" of the making of their new album during an interview with Rolling Stone.
A number of other musicians also received Guinness World Records this year. One Direction earned the distinction of being the first act to debut at Number One with its first three albums. "This really is one of our proudest moments, both for us and our incredible fans," Niall Horan said in a statement. "Whenever we talk about it, we always say how cool it is that we did it first, how sick is that?!"
Additionally, after a short few months of people being astounded by Miley Cyrus' twerking and superhuman inability to stay clothed, the pop singer became the "most searched-for pop star on the Internet" in 2013. Shakira ousted Rihanna as the "most 'liked' person on Facebook" and chalked up the merit of being the "first person to reach 100 million likes on Facebook." Other Guinness-recognized musical achievements in this edition of the book include Katy Perry gaining the most Twitter followers, and Eminem managed to squeeze the most words into a hit single (1,560 in the motor-mouthed "Rap God").
In the movies and TV realm, Guinness recognized Frozen for earning the "highest box office film gross for an animation" for its reported $1.13 billion dollars so far. And Game of Thrones is now officially the most pirated show after Torrent Freak reported that it had earned the distinction by being downloaded an supposed 5.9 million times a week last year. Also, Robert Downey, Jr. reached one million "followers" the fastest, Vin Diesel's heartfelt picture and tribute to his Fast and Furious costar Paul Walker got the most "likes" for an item on Facebook, Project Runway became the "highest rated" reality competition series and Saturday Night Live earned the most primetime Emmys (40) of any TV show.


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Wisconsin vs. Michigan State: 5 Halftime Adjustments the Spartans Must MakeDecember 4, 2011
Six short weeks ago, Michigan State ended Wisconsin's unbeaten dreams with a last-play Hail Mary that shocked the Badgers, 37-31. Saturday night, the two sides are meeting again with the Big Ten championship and a Rose Bowl berth on the line.
The No. 13 Spartans and No. 15 Badgers both came to Indianapolis with 10-2 records and riding four-game winning streaks. Both have superb senior quarterbacks in Wisconsin's Russell Wilson and Michigan State's Kirk Cousins. Both also have capable defenses allowing just 15 points a game.
After two entertaining and riveting, yet hard-fought quarters, here are five things Michigan State must do to stay in the Big Ten Championship Game against Wisconsin.
1. Stop Montee Ball
Ball ran for 115 yards and one touchdown against the Spartans in October. And with defensive end William Gholston back in the lineup—he was suspended for the teams' first matchup—Michigan State has generally been great against the run and is 11th in the FBS giving up just 102.5 yards per game.
But the Spartans front seven is getting gashed so far. Ball had 105 yards and two scores in the first quarter and has continued to rack up yardage in the second. Maybe it means calling some run blitzes and stacking the line a bit more. There's no guarantee it'll work, but it couldn't hurt.
The Spartans did a better job in the second quarter, but if there continues to be no catching Ball, State is going to struggle to stop the Wisconsin offense. Period.
2. Stop Montee Ball
This deserves to be both No. 1 and No. 2.
Seriously. If Montee Ball continues to look like Barry Sanders out there, the Badgers will score 60 points tonight.
But they did a much better job against Ball in the second quarter, and Wisconsin didn't move the ball with nearly as much ease. Keep Ball in control, and Michigan State can take over this game.
3. Contain Russell Wilson
Of course, the Badgers could score 60 points without Montee Ball because of their talented quarterback.
Wilson wasn't asked to do that much in the first half because of Ball's rampant runs through the Sparty defense. But Wilson's athleticism and accuracy can move the ball for the Badgers.
Michigan State has to do something to stop the Wisconsin offense, and if they can continue to put some pressure on Wilson, that will continue to keep the Badgers in check.
4. Block, Block, Block, Block, Block
Wisconsin may have the more highly touted runner in Montee Ball and Michigan State might be 12th in the Big Ten in rushing, but the Spartans have two excellent backs of their own in big sophomore Le'Veon Bell (794 yards, 10 touchdowns entering the game) and junior Edwin Baker (624 yards, 4 touchdowns).
Bell broke a huge 26-yard gainer on the Spartans' first drive and Baker finished off the drive with an eight-yard scamper for a score.
If Bell and Baker can keep racking up yardage, they're going to make life considerably easier for veteran Kirk Cousins, and Michigan State should have no trouble continuing to move the ball.
5. Make a Big Play on Special Teams
Wisconsin has struggled all season on kick- and punt-return coverage, giving its opponents valuable yardage via the return game.
What happened on Michigan State's first return of the game? Nick Hill got great blocking, broke a tackle and returned the kick 39 yards to the Sparties' 41. They went on to score a touchdown.
Hill fumbled his next kick return and it was recovered by Wisconsin. Two plays later, the Badgers turned it into a touchdown of their own.
In a game where the two teams are rather even and it appears it could turn into a shootout, one game-changer on special teams could end up making a huge difference.


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"Vive le France!" for Epaillard at Saut Hermés
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At this weekends Saut Hermès the creme de la creme of the horse world is gathering in Paris to jump under the VIP atmosphere of Le Grand Palais. And in this afternoon 1.50m class against the clock it was once again a French rider that claimed the victory for his home crowd. Julien Epaillard came into the arena with Cristallo A LM, a holsteiner gelding by Casall to beat the other world class riders.
The pair has been on quite a roll lately taking a win on in the CSI4* of Dortmund last weekend and taking home several victory's in Oliva. Now two crossed the finish line in 59.28 seconds and claimed the price ahead of Daniel Deusser. The number one rider in the world had to give in to Epaillard by a full second. Aboard his Equita van't Zorgvliet (by Cassini I) Deusser cleared the course in 50.51 seconds. The third spot also got claimed by a home rider. This time it was Simon Delestre and his Hermes Ryan (v. Hugo Gesmeray) followed in 61.30 seconds.
Belgian rider Olivier Philippaerts showed his class with H&M Challenge v. Begijnakker Z (v. Chellano Z). The stylish rider that is sponsored by fashion brand H&M stopped the clock at 61.71 seconds. Dutch European and World team champion Michael van der Vleuten closed the top five ranking with a clear round in 62.62 seconden aboard his VDL Groep Arera C (v. Indoctro).
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The following is from the Chamber Chatter article for our October 22nd concert, written by Don Anderson.
Tonight you can pre-order the MCO's sensational new CD, the first release on its own label. Troubadour & the Nightingale showcases the brilliant Armenian/Canadian soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian, in exotic and ravishingly beautiful music by Maurice Ravel, Sayat-Nova, and the newly created piece, Trobairitz Ysabella, by Isabel's gifted husband, the composer, arranger and pianist Serouj Kradjian. MCO Music Director Anne Manson conducts.
"The works on this recording bring us into another world of language, colour and sound," Anne Manson said. "Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, Armenian, and Occitane are reflected in a sound which stems partly from western classical tradition and partly from world music. We know Isabel as a beautiful, warm, lyrical voice; she is equally one of the best linguists I have ever encountered in the opera world. Her Arabic, for example, is not only fluent, but when she sings, incorporates the traditional quarter tone tuning of Arabic classical music. She invites us into a world of troubadours and poets from long ago. Will we ever want to leave?!"
MCO Managing Director Vicki Young described the origins of the CD. "One of our board members, Elaine Margolis, brought a magazine to a board meeting one day and suggested that Isabel Bayrakdarian, the young soprano on the cover, would be a good choice for soloist sometime. In October 2008, we joined Isabel on tour to major North American centres (San Francisco, Orange County, Vancouver, Toronto, Boston and New York). We had three curtain calls at Carnegie Hall. Anne Manson conducted that tour and she, Isabel, and Serouj began a discussion about the cultural harmony of medieval Spain."
The result was Serouj's composition Trobairitz Ysabella. The MCO and the CBC co-commissioned it. It was performed in March 2011, first in Winnipeg and then in Banff.
"We thought it would make a good recording," Vicki said, "and after much discussion we settled on the Sayat-Nova and Ravel songs as companion pieces. These were first performed in two summer concerts in 2012, followed closely thereafter by recording sessions for the CD and by the opening concert of the season. This made most efficient use of the musicians' time."
Serouj created the highly effective orchestral arrangements that accompany the Ravel and Sayat-Nova songs. "We wanted them to feature strings to allow for multiple performances, and to contrast with Trobairitz," Vicki said. "Serouj also thought percussion would provide additional colours."
In the summer of 2013, Isabel, Anne and the MCO performed Trobairitz, two Sayat-Nova songs and the Ravel Kaddisch in two concerts in Ottawa (Music and Beyond Festival), a concert for the Indian River Festival in Prince Edward Island, and the Elora Festival in Ontario.
"Finding a place to make the recording took a LOT of work," Vicki said. "We spent several months looking at different venues, talking with people, and testing acoustics. Some places were too small to fit the orchestra, some had too much noise nearby, some had too much noise inside, some were too dry an acoustic. We settled on St. John's Cathedral because it was well away from main roads, bus routes, daycares, had a nice acoustic and good space. Isabel was pregnant during the recording, so we took care to give her rugs to stand on. The orchestra was very accommodating and relaxed."
By releasing the CD on its own label, the MCO maintains full artistic control and earns maximum profit. The orchestra had excellent support from the Canada Council, FACTOR, and Manitoba Film and Music, for which they are very grateful.
"After talking with several retailers of classical music, we settled on harmonia mundi to distribute the recording," Vicki said. "We decided that we would get excellent service, advice and retail attention. We have had a very good relationship with David Feick, who works for harmonia mundi, for many years.
"We will sell physical and digital product through our own website and at our own concerts, and through harmonia mundi. It will launch on November 12 in Winnipeg and Toronto, and will be available through retailers of classical music. The best way to purchase the recording is through the MCO at a concert, through the office or online (pre-order now!). We have a few ideas for future releases on MCO Records, but no firm dates at this point."


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CPAN Ratings: Session-Token reviews http://cpanratings.perl.org/dist/Session-Token CPAN Ratings: Session-Token reviews en-us 2000-08-23T07:00+00:00 firstname.lastname@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com Perl 1901-01-01T00:00+00:00 1 daily Doug Hoyte http://cpanratings.perl.org/dist/Session-Token#11366
Author here.

Thanks for your comments Dana.

- On windows I'm definitely planning on using Crypt::Random::Seed. I just need to get a windows VM up and running so I can test it (patches welcome).

- It's true that Session::Token doesn't itself include code for seeding from anything other than /dev/urandom. However, if you prefer to seed from another source, feel free to generate the seed data however you like and pass it in as the seed parameter to the Session::Token constructor.

Cheers,

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Rating: 5 stars

Likes:

- Fast. Seriously fast.

- It does a small set of things very well.

- Great documentation.

- Author is very responsive.

- Author has looked closely at similar modules on CPAN.

- Completely self-contained if not on Win32.

Quibbles:

- On Win32 you get a huge dependency chain. Crypt::URandom and Crypt::Random::Seed both do the Win32 API internally, avoiding Any::Moose and the rest of Crypt::Random::Source.

- The random source is unable to be changed from /dev/urandom. This is arguably a feature, as adding options can lead to mistakes or security issues; however it could be problematic for people who want or need a different source.
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Skip to comments.U.S. Medicine Resembles a Vampire Economy
Posted on 12/17/2012 5:13:02 PM PST by Advocatus Sancti Sepulchri
The United States is forfeiting a half century of leadership in medical care and medical research and development, writes orthopaedic surgeon Lee Hieb, M.D., in an article in the winter issue of the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons.
We are rapidly throwing it all away as we spiral ever downward into a vampire economyan economy so overtaxed and overregulated that it is sucking the lifeblood out of its productive citizens, she writes.
Hieb undertakes a diagnostic examination of the medical economy, and features the following findings:
Let us all remember that a dead physician - any dead physician - still has orders of magnitude more IQ than the Obamadork can even dream of.
Physicians have records of accomplishment.
The dork has records of faked birth certificates along with hidden college records, passports, etc, etc.
This lady gets it!
What was that old verse in the Bible? "There is nothing new under the sun"? My dad, two uncles, and an aunt (WAC) all fought the Nazi state in the 1940's. Well, guess what, Dad.
Seeing Slick and Obama working, it is less and less surprise to me that my parents died young. They didn't want to stick around for this bagatelle.
Obama's Communist Method.
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Hi everyone. Sincere apologies for the confusion on this issue. Both Grant and I have been reading this thread and have heard all of your concerns and questions…and I'd like to officially clear up this issue now.
At the LA event I asked the attendees whether or not they wanted the painting to be tradable. The response was overwhelmingly in favor of the idea, so I committed to making this happen for the players. At the time, I thought it would be a simple change, but unfortunately, that just isn't the case.
Once we investigated the issue, we realized that it would take a significant chunk out of our engineers' time and energy to make the painting tradable. That's time and energy that we would much rather put toward bigger fixes.
As we discussed in the community summits, we're working on a ton of improvements and new content right now, most of which stemmed from your feedback. Improvements to the combat system, retooling of professions, additions of mid-to-high level content, and (of course) bug fixes are our primary focus right now, and we'll be devoting all our engineering resources to bring these enhancements to you guys as soon as we possibly can.
We did hear you though, and I can assure you that the next time we're able to offer an in-game item as a reward for attending an event we will consider making it tradable. However, in this case and for the series of summits for this year, we are leaving the paintings not tradable as originally stated when we announced the community summits.
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Ideally located just across the beach from Kahalu'u Beach Park. This is a great place to stay if you like to snorkel, surf and swim. If not, it is close to everything else.
Easily accessible, convenient and with good under water scenery, Kahalu'u Bay is the most user friendly Snorkel Beach on the island. Unit is large and has had recent upgrades.
The pool and BBQ overlooking the bay make a great spot to relax and congregate after a day of exploring and shopping!
And don't forget the awesome view
Keywords: Condominium , Ocean View
We have been to every Island many times but we decided to buy here on the Big Island. We have enjoyed our place and try to visit as many times as possible. We hope you enjoy it as much as we have.
Duane and Cheri Severson purchased this condo in 2005
We love the beautiful location. Right across from the best Snorkel Beach at Kahaluu bay. We have a great view of the bay and the surfers. During the winter season we can see the whales breaching. We added a spotting scope to see them even better.
We have snorkel gear and a surf board. All you have to do is walk across the street. We have beach chairs, towels and ice chest if you don't want to get in the warm tropical water.
We had a wonderful time on our first visit to the Big Island and this property was amazing! We will definitely be back!
Great place, has everything, including a binder full of brochures, restaurant info, tips. Duane and Cherie really want guests to feel at home! Loved it here! Hope I get back soon!
We spent the last 9 days at the Kona Reef Condo and loved it. The condo was not only . as described in the advertisement but even better. The views are great and the snorkel beach is right across the street just a few steps away. Our family enjoys adventures and this made a great base to go star gazing on Mauna Kea, zip lining or see Volcano National Park, etc.. It's also great just for relaxing. Both the owners and the Manager Bob are great to work with. We hope to be back in the not too distant future.
Duane and Cheri,
We love your condo! It is the perfect location with the view of the beach and the beautiful sunsets. You have made it a visually lovely place to live in. Everyday I would notice something new. We did a lot of fun things on the island. I wrote about some of them with the names of the providers we used in the journal you had in the condo. The condo was very comfortable. We slept well at night and had everything we needed right there. We appreciated the detailed information and instructions you left.
It is so kind of you to share this treasure with others. We will be telling family and friends about it as well as showing them the photos.
Diane and Ron
We loved our stay at the Kahaluu Bay apartment! It is a great place to stay with children, as the beach across the street is on the keiki (kid) reef, where it is very shallow and there are lots of gorgeous fish and sea turtles to swim with. The coral has been hit hard by people standing on it, so please don't stand on the coral! This is also a great place to surf, with a surf school right up the road. This location is in between two beautiful National Historic Parks and there is so much to do here. The apartment is well-appointed and we had access to anything that we needed for our stay. Duane provided all kinds of helpful advice for our stay. It really couldn't have been better!
Loved the condo. Spacious, clean, light and airy - the sea breezes blew through it to keep it cool even though it was pretty hot when we were there. Gorgeous pool and surrounding area, we used it every day. Lots of thoughtful touches to make our vacation special - water shoes, kids life jackets, beach chairs and umbrella. There was snorkelling kit too (we didn't need to borrow it as we had our own), body boards and paddle board - meant to use them but never quite got round to it! Best of all though was the beach opposite - not the prettiest to look at but nice facilities (showers, snorkelling rental if you need it) and AMAZING snorkelling. The water is not that deep so you're up close to the fish, like being in an aquarium. And sea turtles too.
Duane was super responsive and easy to deal with. The onsite manager Sonya was very helpful, organised, great recommendations for shopping and restaurants. We chose the place because it was away from the big resorts - close enough to civilisation when we wanted it but without the crowds. We visited several beaches in our 4 days there, the kayaking across kealakekua bay (with the dolphins!) was a highlight. Great trip with Kona Boys.
Highly recommend the condo.
Luau and Polynesian dancing, Farmers market, Star gazing at the observatory, Visit the Volcano National Park and the Sea Horse aquarium.
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The District Municipality of Muskoka (more typically called District of Muskoka or Muskoka) is a popular municipality in Ontario, visited by over two million people every year. It is two hours north of Toronto, and, together with Kawartha Lakes and Haliburton, makes up this excellent cottage region.
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SummaryA high-quality episode that even challenges the original Duke maps.
The GoodDuke it out in D.C. was the first of three add-ons for Duke Nukem 3D, and it definitely packs a punch. DC is a ten-level episode with large, high-quality maps. You'll see historically accurate locations such as the Capitol Building, the Smithsonian, and the White House. You also see what hides outside the commonly-known areas including the DC sewer system and a secret government time machine. Levels are entertaining with excellent design and little to no mistakes. Duke it out in D.C. also includes a new ending animation that concludes your quest for the president.
The BadWell, Duke it out in D.C. was pretty much perfect for me. There is no new music, but the episode 3 music really fits with the levels so there's nothing wrong with that I guess. There's also a couple texture choices that weren't so smart but there's so little it doesn't matter.


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Director: Alex de Renzy
Starring ADAM's Centerfold AMBER HUNT and HUSTLER'S Cover Girl Linda Wong, Co-starring Lyn Cuddles Malone, Dan Roberts, Joey Silvera, Angela Haze, Marion Eaton, Blair Harris, Kristine Heller, John Leslie, Sandi Penny, Paul Thomas, Desiree West, Oakland Raider's Superbowl Star Otis Sistrunk in a cameo and many more.
Alex de Renzy (FEMMES DE SADE, PRETTY PEACHES) was one of the greatest directors of adult films ever, his career starting in the late 60's and preceeding well into the 90's. So saying that BABY FACE, stands as his crowning achievement is no small praise. This ranks as one skinflick that truly has it all, a complete storyline, fine production, and a couple of decent acting performances and some of the hottest sex scenes ever assembled in a single movie.
Big, lumbering Dan Roberts stars as the hapless construction worker who has to go into hiding following his seduction of underage but willing Priscilla (Lyn Cuddles Malone) which incurs the wrath of her religious fanatic of a man. After a near-fatal accident leaves him unconsciously drifting in the bay, he is saved by fan favorites Amber Hunt (FIONA ON FIRE) and Linda Wong (SWEET CAKES) who clean him up and then some. Hunt comes up with the brilliant idea of taking him to the Training Camp, a brothel catering exclusively for rich women and run by her aunt, affectionately referred to as the Champ.
This fancy cathouse provides the perfect backdrop for the movie's myriad sexual situations, nearly all of them handled with great style and enthusiasm by cast and filmmaker alike, shot through with a wickedly subversive humor. Standout scenes include gentle giant Roberts tender initiation of the eager Malone, their contrast in size providing an instant thrill all by itself, and the late great Kristine Heller taking on pretty much all the guys present in what has to stand as the single greatest gang bang sequence ever committed to film or video.
Amber Hunt ... Feleicia
Angela Haze ... Alice
Desiree West ... Megan
Kristine Heller [Anal] ... Marina
Linda Wong ... Annie
Lyn Cuddles Malone [Bald] ... Priscilla
Marion Eaton ... Molly
Sandi Penny ... Tasha
Blair Harris ... Drinks server at brothel
Dan Roberts .. .Dan
Joey Silvera ... Roger
John Leslie
Otis Sistrunk [NonSex] ... Cop at Docks
Paul Thomas ... Jeff
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Sheffield Wednesday have won promotion back to the Championship.
Wednesday earned promotion back to the npower Championship after a 2-0 win over relegated Wycombe kept them ahead of city rivals Sheffield United.
Wednesday knew they only needed to match the Blades' result to secure promotion alongside Charlton after two seasons in the third tier and they took the lead through Michail Antonio in the 25th minute.
Wycombe's defensive record is the reason they will return to League Two and Nile Ranger was given far too much space to head in Chris Lines' free-kick seven minutes after half-time and seal victory.


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Building Faith with Tools from St. Joseph's Workshop
St. Joseph's Kid's Carpentry offers kindergarten through six grade students the opportunity to grow in faith and virtue while building fun projects from scratch. Church based father and son workshops just added!
With an emphasis on the safe use of hand tools and saws, kids practice virtues like self-control and perseverance while building projects such as swords, crosses, pirate ships, birdhouses, clocks, and more.
The carpenters also learn applied mathematics, abstract reasoning and valuable wood- working skills like measuring, sawing, drilling, rasping, fastening, sanding, and shaping while learning about the saints and the beauty of the Catholic faith.


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Amanda Adison, Undergraduate History & General Education Advisor
The USU Department of History has been recognized by the American Historical Association as one of 12 outstanding history departments in the United States and Canada, selected for its "brilliant teaching and leadership." Two of our faculty members have been recognized as Carnegie Professors of the Year. In 2012, the department was awarded the university's top teaching honor.
At USU, history undergraduates have the opportunity work alongside scholar-teachers on original research projects and learn the skills needed to thrive in a globalized world. About one-third of history graduates from USU go on to teaching, while two-thirds go into law, medicine, or business fields.
Undergraduates can earn either a BA, which requires proficiency in a foreign language, or a BS degree, which requires a significant amount of coursework in the College of Science. The department also supports the History Teaching major and interdisciplinary programs including American Studies, Medieval and Early Modern Studies, Native American Studies, and Religious Studies. Students can also minor in Classics and history.
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the high cost of living problem and
reduced it to formula wtiereby, he
says, housewives can save twenty
cents on every dollar.
"The economics of food both as
to buying and as to -the cooking are
less developed than any other single
group of economics about which our
daily lives revolve!" says Perkins, "if
indeed they can be said to be de
veloped at all! Therefore it seems
obvious that by putting these on a
scientific basis, we can at once effect
the greatest single saving of which
we as a people are capable. I have
worked on this subject months at a
time and I am just beginning to fa
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nent of food economics, and surely
of more importance to us than the
geography of arctic regions and such
other rather useless stretches!
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cided to leave nothing to chance, so
we worked out the problem of distri
bution before we wasted time look
ing for knowledge that we might be
able to disseminate. There are 5,000,
000 people in New York. Of these
1,000,00 are school children or on
an average, you see, of one school
child to each family. Therefore we
decided that if we could put our in
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school child in New York, it would
reach practically every family in
New York. Thos. W. Churchill, pres
ident of the board of education,
agreed to such a scheme and the
problem of distributing our propa
ganda was solved wih absolutely no
"Of each circular we printed 800,
000 copies. These we sent to each
school, where they were distributed
to the pupils. Then the teacher asked
them to take the circular home."
Perkins indicated a bundle of cir
culars and pamphlets and these
words, in black ink, caught the eye:
"Make a dollar earn twenty cents
forjyou!" i
Perkins' record as a business man
shows that he has taught many a
steel trust dollar to earn twenty cents
and from that it may be deduced that
if he undertakes to make the people's
dollars earn twenty cents each, he
will also succeed with that!
That was the subject of Circular
Number One. In this and the other
nine circulars all the experience that
has come to Chairman Perkins in a
famously successful business career
is crystalized and made clear for the
humblest of housewives.
"I worked harder on those in
making them applicable to daily, hu
man needs than ever I worked on an
efficiency sheet for the U. S. Steel
Corporation!" laughed Perkins. "In
it are 'big business' principles brought
down and trapped for the kitchen.
And it takes some mental running to
trap them successfully, believe me!"
In addition to these circulars Chair
man Perkins and his committee have
printed a series of supplemental
booklets on the economic prepara
tion of left-overs, meat-substitutes,
fish and vegetables. Each of them
contains hundreds of tested recipes.
"And these recipes are tested!" said
Perkins. "They are tested by an av
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her family on an average salary.
Every recipe printed in our book was
tried out first by Mrs. Selma Kihl
gren, who had a little home down on
the east side and whose husband gets
$12 a week. Any recipe that she found
to be impractical was tossed at once
into the discard. We decided that if
we were really going to help reduce
the high-cost-of-living, we could
make no better start than by having
workable recipes and not the chafing
dish variety that are so often found
in pamphlets of this character."
(Editor's Note Tomorrow the
first of the articles by Geo. W. Per
kins telling housewives how to buy
their food and save twenty cents on
every dollar will be printed in this pa
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There is a special place in my heart for all things Southern, and truth be told, sometimes I wish nothing more than to have been a bride married under a moss covered oak! So imagine my excitement when I was introduced to the breathtaking Jekyll Island Club Hotel located in beautiful Jekyll Island, Georgia.
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Civil Rights — Past and Present
The logo at the left of this image will appear on all University communications pertaining to our 50th anniversary celebration.
We are Standing Together at Bradley University.
Fifty years ago on August 28, 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his "I Have a Dream" speech that has become one of the most quoted political speeches of all time. Both elegant and powerful, his brilliantly appointed words captured the hearts and minds of Americans and changed a nation evermore. Martin Luther King III, namesake of the legendary civil rights leader, recently told thousands gathered on the steps of the National Mall — the same steps where his father delivered his landmark speech — that "the fight must continue."
This year, people throughout the nation will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the passing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and will engage in meaningful and spirited discussion on how to move forward in the future. Bradley University will be among the many looking to the past for inspiration to help shape the future.
From Bradley's beginning in 1897: The University maintained an open admission policy that provided for men and women, regardless of age, race, ethnicity, religion, socioeconomic level or sexual orientation.
From Peoria's early days: In 1854, Abraham Lincoln gave one of his first major public speeches against the extension of slavery in front of the county courthouse, and the nation knew that here was a place that sought to respect all people.
And, from its very roots: When Bradley University founder Lydia Moss Bradley and her husband, Tobias, looked for a place to settle, they insisted that it be in a non-slave state.
The University's schedule of commemorative events will include guest speakers, readings, entertainment and more. Please join us as we celebrate this historic piece of civil rights legislation. As a community that strives to be inclusive, we welcome your voice.
Dr. Stacey Robertson, interim dean for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and an expert on the abolitionist movement, and Brad McMillan, executive director of the Institute for Principled Leadership in Public Service, are co-chairs of a campus-wide planning committee.
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Grand Crusader is a passive paladin ability learned at level 50 for those with the Protection specialization. Dodging/parrying a melee attack will give a chance for refreshing the cooldown of [Avenger's Shield] and cause it to generate one holy power.
Patch changes Edit
- Patch 6.0.2 (14-October-2014): Grand Crusader now triggers from any avoidance, not just dodge and parry.
- Patch 5.4.0 (10-Sep-2013) Grand Crusader no longer has a chance to activate from Crusader Strike and Hammer of the Righteous, but now has a 30% chance to activate when dodging or parrying a melee attack (up from 12%).
- Patch 5.2.0 (5-Mar-2013): Grand Crusader now has a chance to activate when the Paladin doges or parries a melee attack in addition to having a 12% chance (was 20%) to activate from Crusader Strike or Hammer of the Righteous.
- Patch 4.1.0 (26-Apr-2011): Grand Crusader will now generate a charge of Holy Power if the Avenger Shield it procs is used within 6 seconds.
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"One of my friends gave me a plaque for Christmas that says, Who in their right mind would throw shit at a fan? Thought it was pretty funny."
I love that! My daughter, (who is a graphic designer)designed and made up some bumper stickers for me that say "It's just too difficult to beat Santa Claus" it it has a pic of Santa Claus with Obama's face superimposed.


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The Potterer puts hazelnuts in the bird feeder. The squirrel comes. The squirrel's name is Bird. Why else would it visit the bird feeder?
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Residents of Burlington teamed up by the thousands in an attempt to break the Guinness World Record for largest human letter of the alphabet, but their efforts fell short at the end of the rainy, but highly-anticipated event
The Joseph Brant Hospital Foundation event drew 2,334 people to Spencer Smith Park, short of their goal of 4,000.
Despite falling short of their goal, the attendees and the hospital agreed it was a valiant effort to break a Guinness record and that it was a way for members of the community to get closer together and show their support for the hospital.
"My family and I had a great time participating in 'Join The J' event and I think it was a great way to see all those who came even in the rain," said Linda Lee, a Burlington resident. "It would have been great if we actually broke the record, but regardless, Burlington is great with or without the Guinness record."
The hospital's event was not only an attempt to break a Guinness world record but also to give residents a chance to show support for the hospital, currently undergoing renovations.
"The renovations will go on for the next few years with an improvement that I think will really impress the Burlington community and future patients," nurse Carolyn Rogers said. Rogers added that she was glad to see all those who came to support the hospital and the community.
The hospital says renovations will finish the second phase in 2017 and that the whole project will be completed within the next few years.