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A bumbling watchdog gets exposed to a substance that gives him the powers of a superhero. He is adopted by a 12-year-old boy and uses his superpower to protect his love and the citizens of Capitol City from the evil Simon Barsinister.
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Author Notes: High quality feta will make this salad sing. Feta can be made from cow's milk, goat's milk, sheep's milk, or some combination of these. In the States cow's milk is the most ubiquitous, found in those little vacuum sealed squares at the grocery store. Those will do in a pinch but you're better off seeking out a feta packed in brine. 100% sheep's milk is my favorite. French, Greek, or Bulgarian are all excellent bets but never rule out the feta you find at your local farmer's market. —Emily Nichols | www.hungryinlove.com
Serves 4
- 1 small watermelon, rind removed + cubed (if you have a large melon, use 1/2)
- 4 Persian cucumbers, quartered lengthwise and diced
- 1 serrano chile, sliced into thin rounds
- 8 ounces feta, cubed
- 12-16 basil leaves, roughly chopped
- 12-16 mint leaves, roughly chopped
- Juice of 1/2 lime
- Sea salt
- Olive oil
- Toss watermelon, cucumber, serrano, feta, basil and lime juice in serving bowl.
- Sprinkle with sea salt and drizzle with olive oil.
- Serve immediately (If allowed to sit the watermelon and cucumber will release water. Toss ingredients as close to serving as possible.)
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Friday, June 3
USSF Soccer Referee Certification: A Grade 8 USSF Soccer Referee Certification / Recertification course will be held in Juneau from June 3 to June 5. This is a three-day course running form Friday, 6-10 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The fee is $75 for certifications and $55 for recertifications. Info: Tim Cottongim, 789-7924.
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Seven-a-side Coed Soccer Tournament - The 19th annual competitive tournament for players 16-and-older will take place from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Forms may be picked up and dropped off at the Zach Gordon Youth Center. Forms must be received no later than 4 p.m. on June 3. Info: Kurt West, 364-2503.
Beach Volleyball Tournament - The Juneau Volleyball Association will be hosting a tournament at Sandy Beach. Registration is at 10 a.m. and the tournament kicks off at 11 a.m. The Cost is $10 for non-members, $7 for JVA members. There will be men's and women's doubles and 4x4 coed divisions. All skill levels encouraged to participate. Proceeds go to support girls and boys high school volleyball programs. Info: Glen Haight, 321-8982.
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Juneau Rowing Club - Gastineau Channel Challenge: The regatta takes place on June 11 on the Gastineau Channel. The finals take place around 4 p.m. and can be viewed from the Juneau Yacht Club. Info: On the Web at http://www.juneaurowing.com.
Southeast Road Runners - Windfall Lake Trail Challenge Run: Meet at 8:30 a.m. at the Windfall Lake Trailhead turnoff, near Mile 26 Veterans Memorial Hwy., for a 9 a.m. race start. This challenging course of about 14 miles features rugged trail and dirt roads, finishing on the paved Montana Creek Road at the West Glacier Trail parking lot just past Skaters Cabin. Info: Ben Haight, 780-4215, by e-mail at email@example.com, or on the Web at http://www.juneau.com/serr/.
Classic Women's Outdoor Soccer - Registration for women's classic outdoor soccer has begun and will be ongoing throughout June. Registration forms may be picked up and dropped off at the Zach Gordon Youth Center or online at juneausoccer.com The season begins the first week of July and is open to women who are new to the game or experienced players who which to play in a non-competitive league. Teams will play 14 games and usually play once a week. Games are usually played on Sundays and Mondays with a few midweek exceptions. Info: Kurt West, 364-2503.
Capital City Men's and Women's Soccer League - Registration for the men's and women's outdoor season is currently in progress. Team registration for the women will be held at the downtown library on June 14 from 4:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. The men's league draft will occur on June 21. Please drop off men's registration forms at the Zach Gordon Youth Center or mail them before on June 21 to CCSL, 1308 3rd St., Douglas, AK 99824. Additional registration forms may be picked up and dropped off at the Zach Gordon Youth Center or online at http://juneausoccer.com. New players are encouraged to sign up. Info: Kurt West, 364-2503.
Carlos Boozer Basketball Camp registration - The Carlos Boozer Basketball Camp will take place at Juneau-Douglas High School from July 18 to July 22. The camp features both a boys and a girls session and will run from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. each day. It is available for boys and girls ages 7-to-15 and costs $265 for the weeklong camp. Info: Call 1-440-543-8558 or on the Web at http://www.carlosboozerbasketballcamp.com.
Yukon River Quest 2005 registration - The longest annual canoe and kayak race in the world is accepting applications for its 2005 race. The race takes place June 29 through July 3, and the 460-mile (740-kilometer) course follows the Yukon River from Whitehorse to Dawson City, Yukon Territory. The deadline for entries is May 26, 2005, and more information is available on the event's Web site at http://www.yukonriverquest.com. Last year 51 teams from around the world, including racers from Southeast Alaska, started the race and 35 teams finished. A limit of 70 teams has been set for 2005 and the race is open to tandem and solo kayaks and recreational tandem canoes and voyageur canoes (that seat 6-14 paddlers). Entry fees are $600 (Canadian) for tandem canoes and kayaks, $300 for solo kayaks and $200 per person for voyageur canoes. The total purse for the race is $15,500 (Canadian), which is distributed among the top 10 teams overall and to category winners. The first-place team receives $3,000 and an entry into the 2006 race. Info: Peter Coates (of Whitehorse), YRMPA president, by e-mail at email@example.com, or Jeff Brady (of Skagway), YRMPA vice president, by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Zach Gordon Youth Center climbing wall - Climbing wall hours are 5-7 p.m. on Mondays, and 3:30-7 p.m. on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. The climbing wall can be used by people of all ages. Climbers age 20-younger climb free, while adults 21-older pay $5 to use the wall. Youth-adult interaction is encouraged, so an adult climbing with a youth pays no fee. Private rental times are available for $25 per hour. Info and scheduling: Zach Gordon Youth Center, 586-2635.
Evening masters swimming program - The Augustus Brown pool hosts a twice-weekly evening masters swimming program. The program will meet from 6:30-7:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and is designed to promote and improve the physical and mental well-being of adults age 19-older. Participants must be able to swim crawlstroke and backstroke. Info: Augustus Brown swim pool, 586-5325.
Juneau Archery Club youth shooting - Archery shooting is held on Friday nights, with sessions at 6 p.m., 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. Space is limited and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. The cost of each session is $1, and they are designed to help youngsters learn the basics of archery. Info: John Cooper, 789-3422, or by e-mail at email@example.com.
Juneau Community Schools open gyms - Basketball, volleyball and soccer open gyms for adults are available several times a week. Basketball and volleyball open gyms are held Fridays and Sundays from 7-9 p.m. at Dzantik'i Heeni Middle School. Soccer open gyms are held Sundays from 6:45-8:45 p.m. at Floyd Dryden Middle School. The cost is $5 per session, and 10-session punchcards are available for $40 each. Info: Juneau Community Schools, 463-1717.
Basketball/volleyball court rentals available - The Juneau Community Schools program has basketball/volleyball court rental times available from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays at Dzantik'i Heeni Middle School. The cost to rent the court is $20 per hour, which must be paid at the time of rental. This is for adult activities only. Info: Juneau Community Schools, 463-1717.
Juneau Department of Parks and Recreation Wednesday and Saturday hikes - For updates on locations of Wednesday and Saturday group hikes, call the Juneau Parks and Recreation Hikes Hotline. Always remember to bring plenty of food and water, wear warm layers of clothing and proper footwear for the hike. No dogs or firearms are allowed. Wednesday hikes are limited to hikers 18 years of age or older. Saturday hikes are open to families, and children must be accompanied by an adult. Info: Juneau Department of Parks and Recreation Hikes Hotline, 586-0428.
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- This week's Law Beat column looks at how courts worked around Hurricane Sandy.
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WWE Superstar of the Week: Feb.13 to Feb.19February 19, 2011
With Elimination Chamber this Sunday, the WWE gave its viewers two huge shows. On Raw, The Rock returned to host Wrestlemania while Smackdown celebrated its 600th episode. Both brands gave me a superstar to consider for the Superstar of the Week.
The Miz gets my attention as Raw's Superstar of the Week contender. Miz defeated the United States Champion Daniel Bryan on Raw. This was a very good match where Miz showed what he could do in the ring. On Smackdown, The Miz also showcased his skills. Miz defeated the Intercontinental Champion Kofi Kingston with a little help from the distraction of Alberto Del Rio. Miz seems ready for Sunday where he will defend his championship against Jerry "The King" Lawler. With Raw's superstar set let's look at Smackdown's.
The 600th episode of Smackdown also produced a returning WWE figure. Teddy Long returned to regain his GM position. Teddy put a stop to Dolph Ziggler's champion celebration and reinstated Edge. Edge is Smackdown's contender because he took care of Alberto Del Rio on Raw and won the 12 Man Tag match for the "face" team; Edge was then fired by Vicky Guerrero. However, he would return to take back his championship from Dolph Ziggler.
With two champions and two wins for each, it makes my decision a hard one. The Miz defeated the United States and Intercontinental Champions, but he did have help from Alberto on Smackdown. Edge won the tag match for his team and took his title back from Dolph. Edge even got the WWE Universe to sing Dolph off Smackdown. This is why Edge is my Superstar of the Week.
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Authors: Reeder, Andrew H. (Andrew Horatio), 1807-1864
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This letter by Andrew Reeder, former governor of Kansas Territory, was written from Easton, Pennsylvania, where both Reeder and Crane had lived before coming to Kansas. Reeder enclosed payment for the taxes on his Topeka lots. He also reported that he had been in Washington, D. C. lobbying for the free state cause, informing Crane of various issues being discussed in the capitol.
Keywords: Bogus laws; Congressional delegate; Crane, Franklin Loomis; Easton, Pennsylvania; Lobbying; Reeder, Andrew H. (Andrew Horatio), 1807-1864; United States. Congress; Washington, D.C.
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Date: January 18, 1857
Cyrus Holliday wrote from Meadville, Pennsylvania to Franklin Crane, a prominent citizen in Topeka, Kansas Territory. Holliday discussed his efforts in Washington, D. C., as well as elections, railroads, and the Topeka Bridge. He stated that it was important for the next Kansas delegate to Congress to be from Topeka. This would not only promote the interests of the Topeka community, but it would also improve the status of Crane and Holliday's investments in Topeka.
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Letter, C. K. Holliday to Dear Dr. [Franklin Crane]
Authors: Holliday, Cyrus Kurtz, 1826-1900
Date: February 1, 1857
Cyrus Holliday wrote from Meadville, Pennsylvania to Franklin Crane, a prominent doctor in Topeka. Holliday was anxious to get back to Kansas, but family illness had prevented his departure for the territory. He reported on several people who had been involved in Kansas including such pro-slavery supporters Colonel Titus and Preston Brooks, who had died recently. He also commended Gov. Roberts (?) for his efforts on behalf of Kansas.
Keywords: Brooks, Preston Smith; Crane, Franklin Loomis; Free state prospects; Holliday, Cyrus Kurtz, 1826-1900; Meadville, Pennsylvania; Proslavery supporters
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This act, handwritten by Cyrus K. Holliday, was passed by the territorial legislature at Lecompton on February 14th, 1857. Its three sections established the city limits of Topeka, designated a board of trustees, and secured the city's rights. Fred P. Stanton, Secretary of the Territory of Kansas, certified this copy of the act.
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SYNOPSISTo compile this driver into the kernel, place the following lines in your kernel configuration file: device moscom device ucom Alternatively, to load the driver as a module at boot time, place the following line in loader.conf(5): moscom_load="YES"
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Real Madrid in the fall last year and Cros, Bell, C Luo and other core players after the contract, this fall Florentino also prepared a wave of the contract, "Marca" revealed: Real Madrid is about to usher in a new renewal Frenzy,
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"Marca" said: Marcelo, Kawahar, Isko, Arsenio, Vallane and Benzema, will be a series of new contracts and Real Madrid signed. Real Madrid is now the most urgent about Isis, the Spanish contract to expire next summer. Islam in the sprint last season to become Real Madrid, and also by Barcelona's tactics, although not successful, but Real Madrid hope as soon as possible and the midfield commander renewal to 2022 years. The future of Iraq's liquidated damages will reach 700 million euros, the annual salary of 600 million euros.
The rapid rise of Arsenio has also been coveted by Barcelona, but Real Madrid will be out of Asanio 500 million euros breach of contract, the annual salary from 3.5 million euros rose to 4.5 million euros, the contract signed to 2023. Real Madrid will be as soon as possible and local midfielder Double Star signed a new contract to avoid other clubs to hunt.
Vallane and Kawahar is Real Madrid defense two main, Mourinho to give up the introduction of Varan, Real Madrid in the French defender on the issue of renewal is not so anxious. Kawahar is the main position in the Real Madrid can not move, any team did not grasp from the Real Madrid digging Kawahar. It is reported that Varane and Kawahar's contract will be extended to 2022, and the two current contract, to be the summer of 2020 to expire,
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Real Madrid may be the first to complete the renewal with Arsenio and Islam.
In addition Marcelo's contract is due to expire in 2020, Benzema is due in 2019, Real Madrid for Marcelo issued a contract renewed to 2022, mainly for the Brazilian defender for more than 10 years to follow Real Madrid South War of a kind of praise. Benzema received a new contract, not only because of their own effectiveness in Real Madrid for 8 years, more importantly, the French striker suspected indecent video blackmail case, the future is likely to regain the innocence of the body. Prior to Florentino has been taken to wait and see, because no one will renew a suspect may be in jail, the future Benzema will be renewed to 2021.
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Anneloes is an E-learning consultant at Bright Alley in Utrecht. As an educational psychologist she designs effective learning environments for professionals.
Why did you choose to study at the University of Twente?
I used to think computer games like The Sims, or online games like Worlds of Goo, were amazing. I always wondered how those edu-trainings managed to motivate me to learn the most difficult things. When I discovered the Master's programme in Instruction, Learning and Development, I knew at once: that is where I need to be, that is where I can learn how this so-called game-flow works, among many other things. I also wanted to pursue something useful and meaningful later on in real life. Thanks to the UT's practical approach to design, I can now develop e-learning at Bright Alley myself.
What are your responsibilities within the organization?
For every learning question we get, we try to design a compelling and effective learning environment. This implies a lot of deliberation with the team: the client, the target group, an consulting education specialist, a graphic designer and a project manager. As an educational psychologist, my main concern is to establish a close connection between the client's needs and those of the target group. What motivates them? How do I make this learning material more interesting and compelling? What learning culture already exists at the company and how can our e-learning fit into that?
What knowledge acquired during your studies do you draw upon for your job?
During my Bachelor's programme, I mainly learned to recognize the ins and outs of the target group. That means doing target audience analyses of the group of students, co-workers and the company. Now, after my Master's, my focus as an educational psychologist lies more specifically on the target group's education. Is there any indication of a learning or behavioural problem? What (learning) results do they expect? Under what conditions? What learning strategies are relevant?
What are your aspirations for the future?
We work on relatively short projects; they vary from a few weeks to a few months. Because of this, I have gained a lot of experience very quickly. As a team, we are always eager to get to work on creative brainstorming sessions, whilst at the same time staying focused on achieving the learning goal. Alongside that we also give workshops on planning e-learning and we advise companies on e-learning. I hope to grow in these last two areas.
Do you have any tips for future Psychology students?
What I enjoyed about this programme was that you get a clear and wide picture of your potential work area. You are challenged in your educational approach and your ideas on child and adult education, but also in diagnosing learning disabilities through testing and brain scans. But don't forget: the real experience comes after your studies.
Annaloes now works as a training and development project officer at Innovam and has also started her own business: Anneloes Post – Advice and Assistance.


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The Jets will broadcast a special "Jets Talk LIVE" Thursday as we officially announce the Jets 2012 Ring of Honor Inductees. JTL, whose opening quarter is sponsored by Nissan, will start at 3:00 PM.
On Monday night at halftime of the Oct. 8 game against the Texans, the membership in the Jets' Ring of Honor will increase to - with the induction of the - members of the Class of 2012. And tomorrow you'll not only find out the names, but you'll watch them on JTL.
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text: The PR people at THE RANCH (their caps, not ours) hate it when we media types refer to the restaurant in write-ups as a steakhouse. If they've told us once, they've told us a thousand times, "It's not a steakhouse! It's a restaurant and saloon!" They're right, of course. And it is a great restaurant with none other than ex-Napa Rose MVPs chef Michael Rossi in the kitchen and master sommelier Michael Jordan in the wine cellar. But we media types have a love/hate relationship with PR people, so we're going to call it a steakhouse even if the non-steak menu items outnumber the cow-based ones. Extron's Andrew Edwards spared no expense in remodeling his electronics firm's lobby into THE RANCH, which sure looks like one, with darkly lit leather booths and steer-head motifs all over. And the slabs of cow served, ranging from a filet mignon to the 36-ounce, bone-in rib chop, can compete with and easily defeat the offerings at Mastro's and Morton's. That it doesn't require you to pay for the sides à la carte as would a typical steakhouse immediately makes it better than a steakhouse, which is the point those PR people are trying to make.


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Thomas Sowell on Obama: 'Ego and Mouth'Topics: Political News and commentaries
Stern warning from Thomas Sowell, one of my favorite writers, on Obama:
"After this man has wrecked the economy and destroyed constitutional law with his judicial appointments, what can he do for an encore? He can cripple the military and gamble America's future on his ability to sit down with enemy nations and talk them out of causing trouble."More ...
That being just the warm-up, and wait till you see what he says about Biden.
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Summertime fun and back to school excitement come together at Cone Park Branch Library's End–of-the Summer Back-to-School Celebration on Saturday, August 17, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Alachua County Library District invites everyone to join the celebration at the Eastside Recreation Center, adjacent to the Cone Park Branch located at 2841 E. University Avenue. Build your own ice cream sundae, enjoy children's activities and have fun with a live DJ as we celebrate.Library: Cone Park Branch Library Cone Park Branch Library
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A teenage motoring ace is streets ahead of the rest in her bid to become Britain's youngest ever female Formula One star.
For that's the amazing ambition karting star Katie Evans is revving herself up towards after zooming to glory on the track.
Kirk Sandall-based Katie, 15, has already picked up a clutch of trophies, beating off the challenge of scores of boys in a typically male dominated sport.
She said: "My ultimate ambition is to get into Formula One. That's a very long way off at the moment but its something I want to aim towards."
Hungerhill School student Katie was introduced to the fast and furious world of karting as a ten-year-old by her dad Mark.
"He asked me one day if I'd like a go and that was that. I was really keen to get started."
Katie, from Longton Road, races and practices every weekend at Tattershall Karting Centre in Lincolnshire - driving her own £15,000 kart at hair-raising speeds of up to 80mph.
She said: "All my friends think its fantastic. I've done really well to get where I am because I've had to juggle my sport with school work. I am also competing mostly against boys and it is a very expensive hobby but I love it because it really gets the adrenalin going."
But following the road to glory is not without its pitfalls - and Katie suffered injuries after catapulting through the air in her kart in a high speed crash.
She said: "I was racing in second place and jostling for the lead when the lad in front of me lost control and spun in front of me.
"I swerved to try and avoid him but ended up flying over the top of his him and ended up cracking my ribs.
"It can be dangerous but if it happens, it happens. That's the risk you take."
Last year, at Woodthorpe Kart Club, Katie took on 21 boys and finished third overall in the championship and was also awarded titles for most improved driver and the junior driver award.
Added Katie: "I really hope I can go all the way to the top. To become a Formula One driver you are looking at twenty years or so from now so there is a very long way to go but that's the plan."
Only five women racing drivers have taken part in Formula One since the inception of the World Championship in 1950, although only two ever qualified and started a race.
First behind the wheel was Italian Maria Teresa de Filippis, who raced between 1958–1959. Fellow Italian Lella Lombardi, who enjoyed 17 Grand Prix entries and 12 starts, is considered the most successful F1 female driver, racing in the 1970s, while Britain chipped in with Davina Galica.
South African Desire Wilson became the only woman to win an F1 race of any kind when she won at Brands Hatch in the British Aurora F1 series in 1980.
The only other was Italian Giovanna Amati, who competed in the early 90s.


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Fantastic news today for fans of the one and only daytime legend, Jeanne Cooper (Katherine Chancellor) of The Young and the Restless! Cooper who had been hospitalized, and at one time was in critical condition and in the ICU, has bounced back! Today, Jeanne's son, actor/director Corbin Bernsen, shared the news via his facebook page that his mom is home!
Bernsen posted: "She's HOME! And as promised, here is a photo of her leaving the hospital… Not the best picture – she was actually a little freaked leaving the safety of the hospital, understandable but as you see in photos to come, that fog lifted the moment she rolled into her house, surrounded by her dogs. So here's the one I promised, leaving the hospital this morning with Collin, Caren and I by her side. I have plenty more when she arrived home and a special note she wrote to all of us – her first words once home, written, not spoken. So stay tuned, lots of photos to come, but let's have some fun, share in her joy and journey. I am in your debt forever. I know your prayers have helped my mom, but your kind words and the sheer number of you have held me up through all of this and given me a place to share my concerns, joys and tremendous love and blessings. You are astounding!"
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Fellow students mourn as the third victim of the Boston Marathon bombings is identified as grad student, Chinese citizen Lu Lingzi. VPC
Collegians embrace their city after tragedy.
BOSTON — Alysha Menakaya is haunted by the realization that less than an hour before the first of two deadly bomb blasts Monday, she was standing on the same crowded spot on Boylston Street, watching the Boston Marathon.
As disturbing as the tragedy might be, none of it — including the fact that a fellow college student was among the dead — erases her sense of belonging in a city full of college students.
"To me the city is students," said Menakaya, 22, an English and communications major at Simmons College, a women's college here.
She's one of roughly 360,000 students in what is arguably the USA's biggest college town. It'd be easy to imagine that Monday's bombing has changed their view of the city forever, but several students said it actually brought them closer to the people and the city.
"It's like the watering hole for academia, and the city itself is just so beautiful," said Menakaya, from Manchester, N.H.
Boston University freshman Zach Lister, 19, of Marshalltown, Iowa, always wanted to go to college here. His father went to Harvard University in nearby Cambridge, and Lister has fond memories as a child of tagging along during college reunions. A computer engineering student, he was watching the race near the 23-mile marker when the blasts hit.
Lister learned in a campus-wide email Tuesday evening that the third victim was a BU student, later identified as graduate student Lu Lingzi – a "sobering sort of experience." But he said the bombing won't change the good feeling he has toward Boston. "This whole event has brought the community together."
The tragedy was motivating people to feel positively toward one another, said senior Ayelet Wachs-Cashman, 21, a linguistics and religion student from Albany, N.Y. "If anything, most of us are left with somewhat positive vibes and feelings of strength," she said. "Most of my friends are focused not on the attack, but on how people responded to it. People really pulled together."
At MIT, Vice President Kirk Kolenbrander on Tuesday e-mailed students to assure them that campus police were "taking the necessary precautions to keep MIT safe." He added, "I encourage us all to be especially considerate of the feelings of those among us who come from faraway lands: In the immediate aftermath of an unexplained act of terror, it is vitally important that we all show great sensitivity in how we discuss who may have been responsible for this act and what might have motivated it. MIT is a caring community, and the full expression of our instinctive decency is never more important than in days like these."
Berklee College of Music canceled classes for the rest of the week after police closed down several blocks around the bombings. A handful of the renowned music school's high-rise buildings are now effectively part of a crime scene, its 4,000 students locked out. "It's a very difficult thing to know if you've succeeded in making them feel safe," Dean of Students Larry Bethune said. But he said the mood, in dorms and dining halls, is "surprisingly resilient. "
With his yellow Tufts Marathon shirt on yesterday, senior Ezra Dunkle-Polier, 22, said he had strangers tell him, "Congratulations," and ask how he was doing. Though he sprinted from the 25th mile to find his family at the finish line, he didn't finish the race as police shut it down.
Dunkle-Polier said he's sad to leave the city for Washington, D.C., next month. Talking about the events has helped him cope: He spoke at an interfaith prayer service Tufts hosted Monday night and has confided in a therapist. "I'm still scared, and you're a fool if you aren't in some capacity," he said.
He said he plans to run the Boston Marathon again next year.
Tufts University senior Emily Denton, a marathoner who was two miles from the finish line when the bombs exploded, hasn't been downtown since. The next day, President Anthony Monaco invited the marathon team to talk about the bombings. Denton said being surrounded by teammates helped her recuperate.
She said she is now more excited about working in Boston post-graduation than ever. "The number of people eager to help us after the race — handing us water, blankets and food — made me realize how great the community is here," she said.
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A jaded Alex could then just feed Harbaugh's playbook to any and every other team he wanted to. Could really cause problems for us... which is one huge reason why everyone was surprised he gave an un-signed FA the playbook to begin with.
Naturally but there's plenty of players that leave and go to other teams and have their former team's playbook.


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Duty Calls: Air Force officer from Albany earns top three pilot training awards
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When Air Force 2nd Lt. Clayton G. Macomber of Albany graduated from pilot training and received his wings at Vance Air Force Base in Enid, Okla., he also achieved a triple crown of sorts.
Macomber accomplished a rare feat when he received all three of the top awards in his class.
Brigadier Gen. Jack Briggs II, deputy commander of the Canadian North American Aerospace Defense Region, presented the Air Education and Training Command Commander's Trophy to Macomber for his outstanding flying skills and leadership.
Col. James Abatti, commander of the 71st Operations Group, presented the Flying Training Award, known as "Top Stick" Award, to Macomber for being the top pilot in his jet-training group.
Col. Darren James, commander of the 71st Flying Training Wing, presented the Distinguished Graduate Award to Macomber for his academic and military training performance.
The lieutenant's parents, Mark and Catherine Macomber of Albany, pinned Clayton's wings on his uniform during the ceremony.
Upon completion of survival and jet-fighter training courses, he'll receive further training on the F-15E Strike Eagle fighter jet.
The 2007 Albany Academy graduate is a 2011 graduate of the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo.
He previously graduated from the Air Force Initial Flight Screening Program in Pueblo, Colo.
Macomber was commissioned as a second lieutenant in 2011 after graduating from the Air Force Academy with a bachelor of science degree in aeronautical engineering. He received the Captain Curtis B. Iott Award for being the first class cadet who excelled in all aspects as a glider instructor pilot at Peublo.
Both of his parents have military backgrounds.
His dad served as a major and C-130 Hercules pilot in the Vietnam War. He flew 130 combat missions in South Vietnam, North Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. He earned a Distinguished Flying Cross on Feb. 3, 1974, when, despite engine problems and the loss of some electrical systems, he piloted a C-130 to complete a vital combat resupply mission in Cambodia. He also earned three Air Medals and an Air Force Commendation Medal. He is now a pilot for Richmor Aviation. He was a Delta Airlines pilot for 27 years before retirement.
Clayton's mom, Catherine, was an Air Force nurse before she left the service as a first lieutenant. She is now the nurse manager of the VA Clinic in Troy.
Top ROTC cadet
Army ROTC Cadet Brennan P. Thierry of Watervliet has received the George C. Marshall Award at the Marshall Center, Virginia Military Institute, in Lexington, Va.
Thierry earned the award for being the outstanding senior in an Army Reserve Officer Training Corps battalion in military science studies and leadership. This is a national award and the highest award an ROTC cadet can receive.
The award is in memory of General of the Army George C. Marshall, who was the Army chief of staff in World War II and in the post-war era was secretary of state and secretary of defense.
The cadet is a student at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy and a member of the ROTC Mohawk Battalion at Siena College, Loudonville.
Thierry is the son of Laura Thierry of Watervliet, and Robert Thierry of Moriah Center, Essex County.
Academy nominations
Two high school students from the Capital Region have been nominated by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, a member of the Senate Armed Services Committee, to attend military academies.
A selection committee formed by Gillibrand chose the nominees from a large group of qualified applicants. Decisions were based on criteria including academic record, leadership potential and overall achievement. Final acceptance is determined by the service academies.
Robert Lansing of Menands was nominated for the U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Gerald McDonough of Delmar, was nominated for the U.S. Military Academy at West Point.
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One of Michael R. Strain's recommendations for spurring job-creation is to establish a lower minimum wage for a certain set of workers:
Lower the minimum wage for the long-term unemployed and for inexperienced workers, and couple it with an EITC-like payment.
Josh Barro is skeptical ("I'm wary of weakening the minimum wage since the evidence that it significantly drives unemployment at current levels is weak"). I think it is an excellent idea, having recently read Sarah O'Connor's Financial Times article on work conditions at an Amazon fulfillment center in Rugely, Staffordshire, an English town plagued by long-term employment (which we discussed back in February). Britain has a higher minimum wage than the United States, and one unintended consequence is that many workers who have been out of the labor force for a long period of time struggle to meet the productivity expectations set in part by the official wage floor. That is, at a minimum wage of £6.19, an employer will want an employee to deliver at least £6.19 worth of work. An employer might accept that there is a learning curve, but the learning curve will have to be relatively steep. A training wage might mitigate this pressure on employers, and thus on employees.
The National Employment Law Project, a union-backed advocacy organization, has made the case against a training wage, focusing exclusively on the idea as it pertains to teenagers. Michael Saltsman of the Employment Policies Institute, a group that tends to be more critical of wage floors, has made the case in favor, also focusing on teenagers. I doubt that a training wage would have a dramatic impact on employment levels, but it seems like a modest and attractive idea that merits experimentation. The federal government could establish a training wage for young workers and for the long-term unemployed, but state governments would be free to set a higher wage floor.