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Raphanus raphanistrum
Nome comune: Ravanello selvatico; Ravastrello; Ramolaccio selvatico; Gramolaccio
Wild Radish or Jointed Charlock, Raphanus raphanistrum, is a flowering plant in the family Brassicaceae. It is sometimes claimed to be the ancestor of the edible radish, Raphanus sativus. Native to Asia (or, according to some authorities, the Mediterranean), it has been introduced into most parts of the world, and is regarded as a damagingly invasive species in many, for example Australia. It spreads rapidly, and is often found growing on roadsides or in other places where the ground has been disturbed. In southeastern USA, the pale yellow form is common, sometimes entirely taking over fields in wintertime. It is often erroneously identified as mustard. It is a significant source of pollen and nectar for a variety of pollinators, especially honey bees during the very early spring starting buildup. Wild radish grows as an annual or biennial plant, with attractive four-petalled flowers 15-20 mm across and varying in colour, usually from white to purple but sometimes light orange to yellow, often with colour shading within a single petal. It is frost hardy, and even hard freezes only temporarily interrupt bloom. It blooms in early spring to late summer with flowers very similar to those of the searocket, which is found in some of the same regions and is easily distinguished from it by having thinner, non-succulent stems and leaves. It has a single taproot which is similar to that of the cultivated radish but less enlarged.


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Fridays Update: Gilliam looks back without regret
Guitarist Ian Gilliam was making waves in the local scene around the same time area legend Dave Matthews was– and Gilliam had the talent to be playing at the same level as Matthews, according to Firekings bassist Steve Riggs.
"Ian was a child prodigy, way ahead of his time," Riggs says. "Who was that first version of your band? You, LeRoi, and Carter?"
"No, no, that was just once!" Gilliam insists sheepishly. "I couldn't have been like Dave Matthews– I didn't write 'Satellite'."
But he did play with local rising stars– members of the Dave Matthews Band and veterans of Skip Castro and the Casuals, among others. Instead of doing his homework as a high schooler, he focused instead on honing his talent as a blues guitarist– eventually catching the ear of DC-based guitar genius Danny Gatton at a show at the now defunct Flood Zone in Richmond. The elder virtuoso, impressed, then offered to produce the young Gilliam.
"Danny was one of my guitar heroes," Gilliam says. "I was 19, and he wanted to produce me–- it was a huge honor."
Then tragedy struck, and the depressed Gatton killed himself in his Maryland home in 1994–- leaving Gilliam without a producer. Gilliam took charge of his own career, spending a year touring and playing with talented international acts such as jazz pianist Herbie Hancock. But as family commitments crept up, Gilliam slowed down, leaving the international scene for a local, low-key one instead– something he says doesn't bother him.
"Now, I'm playing only a few times a month, but it gives you something to look forward to," Gilliam says. "You maintain your real life, but still go out and pretend you're a rock star– it's a lot of fun."
Gilliam spent most of his high-school career focusing on music– entering various music competitions and participating in "jams" at the now defunct Trax put on by former Blue Moon Diner owner Buzzy White. It was there that White noticed Gilliam's style and introduced him to some rising stars.
"Buzzy knew everybody that I wanted to know– he got me playing with the veterans," Gilliam says. "It was huge, because otherwise, I would have been left floundering."
While his Firekings lineup varied throughout the years, Gilliam's current group has shifted from a blues-drenched sound to one of rockabilly and honkytonk– a sound Gilliam frequently credits to the late Gatton.
"When you play with your heroes, you get a lot of respect from playing together– that's a lot of the reward of being in this business," Gilliam says.
Ian Gilliam and the Firekings play Fridays After Five on 6/5. The Mark Miller Band opens. The show starts at 5:30 pm and admission is free.

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U.S. Rep. Rob Bishop, R-Utah, has begun a process he hopes will solve what he calls the "distrust and acrimony" between those with opposing views about how federal lands in southeast Utah should be used.
Bishop sent a letter in February to conservation groups, energy companies, county government representatives and others to get input about their land-use goals. It could lead to a bill in Congress as soon as this fall, Bishop's communications director Melissa Subbotin said.
"We all don't have the same vision for land use, but certainly we can find consensus for land to be set aside for conservation purposes and for natural resource development and recreation use," she said.
Subbotin said the proposed legislation is not a reaction to last year's call by the Outdoor Industry Association for President Obama to create a Greater Canyonlands National Monument.
"It's not in direct response to anything," she said. "Rob [Bishop] has talked for a long time about re-evaluating how we use federal land. For the past four years, it's been a tug of war. Rob wants to start over and find a better way. We want to find common ground."
Grand County Council members discussed Bishop's idea during their regular meeting Tuesday, May 7. Council vice chairman Lynn Jackson, who has followed the issue closely, said he believes the result could be designation as a National Recreation Area.
The land, now under U.S. Bureau of Land Management control, would likely remain in that agency's hands, he said.
"Bishop will have some maps out by mid-summer," Jackson said.
During an interview Jackson said Grand County shouldn't have a one-industry economy, whether it is tourism or mineral extraction. Just as people plan their retirement accounts with diverse investments, the local economy should include various industries to avoid a boom-and-bust cycle, he said.
Council chairman Gene Ciarus emphasized the council will have an important role in shaping potential legislation. The letter Bishop sent to the council said he envisions "a local, bottom-up, stakeholder-driven process."
"This is going to be a Bishop land plan and we have to buy into it or there won't be a plan," Ciarus said.
Jackson said he wants to see Grand County's recreational attractions protected to maintain tourism while also producing oil, gas and potash.
"There's enough room for both," he said.
Subbotin said there will be numerous opportunities for public comment as the legislation progresses. The project is at a very early stage, she emphasized.
Bishop's letter outlines three goals:
• To bring greater land management certainty to the counties who seek it.
• To provide counties with tangible benefits in exchange for a willingness to designate lands within their border as wilderness.
• To resolve land designations where a consensus can be reached.
The congressman proposes using wilderness or other land designations as "currency."
"If wilderness is designated in your county, you should receive some specific, tangible benefit for it," Bishop wrote in the letter. "This benefit could be the upgrade and control over one or many roads, designation of zones for energy, timber and other resource development, lands transferred to county control for a new park or airport, or a new dedicated revenue stream to the county generated by swapping school trust lands in your county into more energy rich lands in other counties."
About 12.6 million acres in Utah are currently set aside for national parks or monuments, wilderness or wilderness study areas, conservation areas or wild and scenic river corridors and U.S. Forest Service roadless areas, according to Subbotin.
She added that 4.3 million acres are leased from the BLM for oil and gas exploration. That means 36 percent of the state is protected from development while 12 percent is open to oil and gas drilling, Subbotin said.


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I am currently a member of the team at Hope International Development Agency in Yangon, Myanmar, where I work alongside four other people who also went through CJP programs. Hope International works directly with civil society partners in Myanmar to enhance their capacities to facilitate constructive social change. Additionally, Hope International attempts to influence the international ...More


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Control the living room with the built-in Universal IR remote. Whether it's your TV, Blu-ray Disc player, stereo or cable box, you can control all of them right from your tablet. The Xperia Tablet's built-in Universal IR remote not only controls your Sony products, but other brands as well.2 Plus, program the remote to execute sequenced commands like, "Watch TV", or "Play Music".
Watch Now application
Introducing a new way to see what's on TV now. Watch Now provides an interactive, visual program guide, fueled by personal preferences and real-time trends from your social media feeds. Learn more about your favorite shows, or discover new shows that everyone's talking about. Watch Now can even change the channel for you through the IR remote.
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Allow personalized configurations for different users by displaying different wallpaper, applications and widgets. As the device "owner", you can manage which applications and widgets are accessible by other users.
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Xperia Tablet's splash proof5 design helps provide assurance that your tablet is protected from the elements.
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Access your favorite music and new release movies, or find countless other ways to entertain yourself with Sony Entertainment Network.
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Start your digital movie collection today with up to $45 in feature films on Google Play. Use the redemption codes inside to add 3 movies to your Google Play movie library. You can watch your movies unlimited times on your tablet and anywhere else you can access Google Play on the web. Select your 3 choices from the 15 available movies.
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Xperia Tablet enables multi-tasking between two applications by using one app in a small screen (Small App) while you continue to use the main app you're in. Small Apps include calculator, Web browser, voice recorder, timer and IR remote.
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Sony's TruBlack panel provides more vibrant colors, deeper blacks, and minimum screen reflections. Sony's original digital sound processing technologies - Clear Phase, xLOUD and S-Force Surround, dramatically enhance sound quality for any application.
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Xperia Tablet is equipped with a powerful NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core processor for exceptional performance. Plus, Sony's latest software technology brings you fast web browsing, responsive touch panel, and exceptionally intuitive user interface.
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If you think a concert with Huey Lewis and the News and Joe Cocker will have a crowd in tight, colorful pants and Ray-Bans, you are correct. But the fans that are "Hip to Be Square" in these '80s accessories aren't the old-schoolers. Lewis said in a recent interview he is seeing a younger generation of fans on the tour, thanks to exposure through social media (although Lewis is not the tweeter of the group). And we don't mind the kids trending nostalgic to take in some of the legendary music of Joe Cocker, whose gritty rock and blues music has been around since the '60s.
Why go: The '80s will forever be engraved on your heart.
Reconsider: You get nervous watching Cocker sing with his peculiar facial exaggerations and arm movements.
Details: 7 p.m. Friday at Ravinia, Green Bay and Lake-Cook roads, Highland Park; $75, $33-$38 lawn; 847-266-5100, ravinia.org


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When a court takes "judicial notice" of something, it gives a party a pass on proving something with testimony. So, for instance, you can get a court to take judicial notice of the fact that November 6, 2012 was a Tuesday. You won't have to produce a witness to testify as to that.
So, how about taking judicial notice of blogs?
This won't come as a shocker. A court can take judicial notice of the existence of a blog, but not the truth of factual assertions made on the blog. (Can you imagine if it were otherwise!?)
Here's what the court said in Ragland v. U.S. Bank National Association, 209 Cal.App.4th 182 (Cal. App. 2012):
As evidentiary support for the request for judicial notice, Ragland offers 12 exhibits, [including] printed pages from various Web sites and blogs (exhibits 2–6 and 8–12)[.] Ragland's request for judicial notice requires us … to take judicial notice of, and accept as true, the contents of those exhibits. While we may take judicial notice of the existence of … Web sites, and blogs, we may not accept their contents as true.
Id. at 193.
Presumably, the court can also take judicial notice not only of the existence of the blog, but also the fact that certain statements exist on the blog. That makes sense, since the judge and all parties can independently access a blog just by using the internet.
But blogs can and do change. There's clearly a separate question as to what is required as proof that a blog said a certain thing on a certain date. That presumably requires testimony in the form of an affidavit or declaration – though that's not hard to do.


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This Is What Happens When Grandparents Use Webcams
It's pretty much a given that Grandma and Grandpa and technology don't mix. So when they use a webcam for the first time, we can expect serious confusion, surprise, and hilarity to ensue. Luckily for us, that's exactly what we have here! Check out the funniest reactions of grandparents using webcams.
This has got to be the most animated granddad ever. This whole webcam thing is making him go through the entire spectrum of emotions in just a few seconds — he's surprised, happy, confused, shocked, angry and then falls prey to the confusion of looking into a mirror. It happens to the best of us.
We're confused — why is Grandpa trying to catch digital raindrops with his tongue? Shouldn't he be passed out in front of a Western with a Mickey's grenade in his hand? Apparently some grandpas (this one) would rather mess around with the digital effects on their webcam. Very puzzling.
You know when someone's taking a picture of you but they mistakenly click the video button, and you're left awkwardly smiling for way too long? Well that mistake is bound to happen 99% of the time when grandparents and webcams collide. This time, Rita is nagging her husband about whether or not he heard a clicking noise, and Frank is just casually holding a giant birthday cake. It's a brief glimpse into the dark side of the grandparent lifestyle.
After seeing Frank and Rita's first set of shenanigans, we just had to follow up with the funny couple. This is the final product of another recording attempt, and we are happy to say it's just as entertaining as their first shot at a webcam. Frank serenades Rita while holding yet another cake, only this time he adds in an adorably off-key rendition of 'Happy Birthday.'
As you can see, grandparents have a knack for birthday greetings. Just like Frank and Rita, this senior couple is trying to figure out a webcam while sending along some well wishes. Now, Grandma seems to have the whole thing down pat, but Grandpa? He can't help but make things 10 times funnier with his silly antics. Knocking on his head while cracking up and yelling 'my teeth fall out sometimes!' is just the beginning.
We've saved our very favorite webcam-using grandparents for last — 'The Happy Huffmans.' Within the first few seconds of this video, you'll completely understand why it's our front-runner for most hilarious, charming and technologically-inept grandparents. Ever. First, there's Bruce's hysterical monkey impression while Esther pays no attention, and then there's his adorable singing of 'Hello My Darlin.' We're just glad they managed to actually figure it out so they could record it.


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4841 7 LINE N #undefined, Severn, ON is located in Severn's L0K neighborhood.L0K Real Estate is made up of primarily residential properties, with the majority of homes in the neighbourhood being Detached Homes, Vacant Lots and some Cottages. The majority of homes found in the L0K neighbourhood have 2 Parking spaces. It is typical to find homes in L0K that were built After 2014. Neighborhoods found close by include P0E, L4R and L4M. With no shortage of conveniences, L0K offers a variety of amenities and activities for residents to enjoy.
The average asking price for a home in the L0K neighbourhood is around $534,513. Breaking this down further, there are currently 2 condominium properties for sale with an average asking price of $381,950 and 61 freehold properties for sale with an average asking price of $539,515 for sale in L0K. If you live in L0K, you can expect to pay an average of $2,549 for annual property taxes, depending on the type of home you own.
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Meeting change
PRINCETON — The Princeton Red Hats has changed its meeting date from March 16 to 11 a.m. March 23 at the Princeton Elks Lodge. The group will celebrate its 14th anniversary.
Blood drive
LADD — An American Red Cross blood drive will be from noon to 5 p.m. Friday at North Central Bank in Ladd. To make an appointment, call 815-894-2386. Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are welcome. A photo ID is required.
Pancake breakfast
TISKILWA — The Tiskilwa Community Church men's group will host its annual pancake and sausage breakfast from 7 to 9 a.m. March 23. Tickets are $4.50 for adults and $3 for children under 12.
Ag museum dinner
KEWANEE — Midwest Agriculture Museum will have its annual dinner at 5:30 p.m. March 22, at the Flemish American Club, 313 Bur Blvd. Everyone is welcome, but a reservation is needed by Saturday. Call 309-221-1530 for a reservation.


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Randy Ector�s steadiness carried him to the Alamance County Senior Amateur championship this week.
Ector posted a 1-over-par 71 on Thursday at Indian Valley Municipal Golf Course to give him at two-round total of 144.
He had the best score among the 31 entrants to turn in scores for the final round, and so it was enough for a two-shot edge on runner-up Lynn Hooper, who notched a 72 in the second round.
Ector, formerly a regular at Indian Valley Municipal Golf Course, had three birdies � on the par-4 second and 15th holes and also on the par-5 12th hole.
There was a third-place tie between Steve Lambert and Joe Gutierrez at 149. They both shot 75s on Thursday.
Mike Nall�s 73 was the third-best score of the day. That placed him tied for fifth place with Wayne Fogleman, who shot 77, at 151.
First-round leader Ernie York soared to an 82 on the second day and finished seventh at 153.
Gutierrez was the winner in the super senior division with a 12-stroke advantage on Don Woody.


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Bogus Copyright Claim Silences Yet Another Larry Lessig YouTube Presentation
from the not-this-again... dept
Amazingly enough, it appears that almost the exact same thing has happened again. A video of one of Lessig's presentations, that he just posted -- a "chat" he had done for the OpenVideoAlliance a week or so ago, about open culture and fair use, has received notice that it has been silenced. It hasn't been taken down entirely -- but the entire audio track from the 42 minute video is completely gone. All of it. In the comments, some say there's a notification somewhere that the audio has been disabled because of "an audio track that has not been authorized by WMG" (Warner Music Group) -- which would be the same company whose copyright caused the issue a year ago -- but I haven't seen or heard that particular message anywhere.
However, Lessig is now required to fill out a counternotice challenging the takedown -- while silencing his video in the meantime:
Even worse, this highlights just how amazingly problematic things get when you put secondary liability on companies like Google. Under such a regime, Google would of course disable such a video, to avoid its own liability. The idea that Google can easily tell what is infringing and what is not is proven ridiculous when something like this is pulled off-line (or just silenced). When a video about fair use itself is pulled down for a bogus copyright infringement, it proves the point. The unintended consequences of asking tool providers to judge what is and what is not copyright infringement lead to tremendous problems with companies shooting first and asking questions later. They are silencing speech, on the threat that it might infringe on copyright.
This is backwards.
We live in a country that is supposed to cherish free speech, not stifle it in case it harms the business model of a company. We live in a country that is supposed to encourage the free expression of ideas -- not lock it up and take it down because one company doesn't know how to adapt its business model. We should never be silencing videos because they might infringe on copyright.
Situations like this demonstrate the dangerous unintended consequences of secondary liability. At least with Lessig, you have someone who knows what happened, and knows how to file a counternotice -- though, who knows how long it will take for this situation to be corrected. But for many, many, many other people, they are simply silenced. Silenced because of industry efforts to turn copyright law into something it was never intended to be: a tool to silence the wider audience in favor of a few large companies.
The system is broken. When even the calls to fix the system are silenced by copyright claims, isn't it time that we fixed the system?


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Five members of a California family were killed in Nevada when their van was struck from behind by a teenage driver who was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence, authorities said on Sunday.
Those killed were among seven family members in the van when it was hit early on Saturday, authorities said. The other two - a 15-year-old boy and the 40-year-old female driver - were hospitalized in Las Vegas, said Nevada Highway Patrol spokesman Sergeant Kevin Honea said.
The 18-year-old California driver who struck the van was treated and released at University Medical Center in Las Vegas, the spokesman said. He was booked into the Clark County Detention Center on suspicion of driving under the influence.
The crash happened on Interstate 15 about 80 miles northeast of Las Vegas. The 18-year-old's Dodge Durango struck the van from behind and both vehicles spun off the road and rolled.
Five of the occupants of the van were ejected. A 23-year-old passenger in the Durango was treated at the hospital and released.
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Mylan Launches Innovative Portfolio of Antiretroviral Products for Treatment of HIV/AIDS in South Africa
Builds on Existing South African Commercial Business
Feb 23, 2013, 11:00 ET
JOHANNESBURG and PITTSBURGH, Feb. 23, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Mylan Inc. (Nasdaq: MYL), one of the world's leading generic and specialty pharmaceutical companies, today announced that its subsidiary in South Africa, Mylan (Proprietary) Limited, has launched a comprehensive portfolio of antiretroviral (ARV) products. South Africa has the world's largest HIV/AIDS population, with approximately 5.6 million1 people living with the disease and an estimated 1.7 million2 people receiving treatment.
Mylan's South African ARV portfolio initially will consist of 11 first- and second-line adult and pediatric regimens. Included are several innovative products, such as fixed-dose combinations, single blister "co-packs," heat-stable products and novel pediatric formulations that have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the World Health Organization (WHO).
Mylan CEO Heather Bresch commented, "Mylan's mission is to provide the world's 7 billion people with access to high quality medicine. Recently, Mylan was awarded a 19% share of the ARV tender conducted by the South African government and we already have begun to deliver on this commitment. Building on this, today we are pleased to launch a broad and innovative ARV portfolio for the private sector. We believe that Mylan can set a new standard in the treatment of HIV/AIDS in South Africa by providing health care providers and those living with the disease access to high quality, affordable medicines."
Paul Miller, managing director and vice president of Mylan's South African business noted, "Mylan is an established leader in ARVs, with a global portfolio of 43 high quality ARVs, and the company has played a significant role in reducing the cost of these important therapies. The launch of Mylan's ARV portfolio in South Africa builds on our existing commercial presence in the country and is consistent with the company's commitment to addressing unmet needs with quality products. Mylan's ARV medicines are produced according to current Good Manufacturing Practices at facilities that have been inspected by leading regulatory authorities, including the South African Medicines Control Council, FDA and WHO. These quality standards are paramount everywhere that Mylan operates, including in South Africa."
Mylan has been a leading global player in the ARV arena for more than a decade. In 2002, Mylan Laboratories Limited (formerly Matrix Laboratories Limited) began providing reliable supplies of ARV active pharmaceutical ingredients to generic drug makers. In 2007, the company began offering finished dosage forms and launched a line of pediatric ARVs. Today, Mylan is widely respected for the quality, dependability and affordability of its ARVs. Mylan supplies ARVs to more than 120 countries around the world and nearly 40% of HIV/AIDS patients receiving treatment in developing countries depend on one of the company's ARV products.
Mylan is a global pharmaceutical company committed to setting new standards in health care. Working together around the world to provide 7 billion people access to high quality medicine, we innovate to satisfy unmet needs; make reliability and service excellence a habit, do what's right, not what's easy and impact the future through passionate global leadership. We offer a growing portfolio of more than 1,100 generic pharmaceuticals and several brand medications. In addition, we offer a wide range of antiretroviral therapies, upon which more than one-third of HIV/AIDS patients in developing countries depend. We also operate one of the largest active pharmaceutical ingredient manufacturers and currently market products in approximately 150 countries and territories. Our workforce of more than 18,000 people is dedicated to improving the customer experience and increasing pharmaceutical access to consumers around the world. But don't take our word for it. See for yourself. See inside. mylan.com
[1] http://www.unaids.org/en/regionscountries/countries/southafrica/
[2] http://www.unaids.org/en/regionscountries/countries/southafrica/
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Unfinished Nation "What Price Freedom" Reconstruction plans discussed long before wars end, with little agreement. Lincoln's assassination brings Johnson into office. New president grants amnesty to thousands of former Confederates: plantation owners, politicians, generals. Angers Radical Republicans in Congress. Mid-year Republican victories give party clout to override Johnson's vetoes of their proactive Reconstruction efforts. Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments to Constitution passed. Johnson impeached and just misses conviction in Senate. Grant elected his successor.G
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Unfinished Nation "Tattered Remains" White Southerners consider Reconstruction vicious and destructive; former slaves see it as small step toward gaining economic and political power. Improvements occur in Southern public education; blacks rebuild family structures. Sharecropping initiated to get the land into production without cash outlay; abuses of system. Hayes elected president and withdraws last of troops. Violence used to subvert voting privileges of black citizens. Legal barriers enacted, supported by Supreme Court, diminish the rights blacks had gained.G
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Biography of America, A "Vital Progressivism" Professor Martin offers a fresh perspective on Progressivism, arguing that its spirit can be best seen in the daily struggles of ordinary people. In a discussion with Professors Scharff and Miller, the struggles of Native Americans, Asian Americans, and African Americans are placed in the context of the traditional white Progressive movement. D
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Biography of America, A "Twenties" The Roaring Twenties take to the road in Henry Ford's landscape-altering invention -- the Model T. Ford's moving assembly line, the emergence of a consumer culture, and the culmination of forces let loose by these entities in Los Angeles are all explored by Professor Miller. D
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Markets Starting to Price in End of Bond Buying
Paul Vigna joins the News Hub with a look at today's market action, including three stocks to watch. Photo: Getty Images.
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... the the ... on your ski taken up the stock market doesn't seem worried yet all the new stuff because the market she joins us now all morning rough housing like the haircut you do you like it was nothing can still get that the ten year ... that the ten year is is up now due to new age diverse only six so we sell its own continuing to creep up ... the huge move from where was less sugar is meaner and for the stock market ... to break the question is it that the stock market is that the economy ... you know where the rain on the Dow futures were up about fifteen points a little while ago now began about nine thirty and come down a little bit ... the ducks into small move toward safe basically Stock futures are flat morning as we can set ... they've been off the last two weeks not huge losses in this ANP's going off about three percent from the record high earlier but the last two weeks of it pretty steady selling as bond yields have gone up ... it is the market responded to is the marker was funny to QE to QE to QE three which everyone expects now in September the Fed is going to start winding the program down ... all these things are tight and ... we obviously did ... find yields were still low and if the Fed was talk about tapering stock price still derives its own ... it's all tied in to some not that you'd losses but you are starting to see in the markets are pricing in ... what is going to happen when the Fed changes course ... okay ... now you know the most diligent these bond yields are rising because it on a good thing straight in a strengthening economy ... that should be good for stock course we got economy this is overlevered is ours ... it the best ... selling another with three stocks you're looking for a stock someone at J C Penney ... the report earnings on Tuesday ... with Twitter thing is that the expected due to report a much worse lost in the year-ago ... but always noise around Bill Ackman of foreign plan for retail ... its kind of of Stuart the fact that ... their earnings are gonna ... be really dead and now is now the whole story is well it's kinda new restructuring plan a chance to actually kind of can catch a break on this because the noise around the port and Ackman is going to cure was going on with the earnings can be very bad ... J P Morgan with a street in the paper not be disclosed to write twenty five filing six probes from the Justice Department ... on anti bribery probe from the SCC my case to the state's six point eight billion in legal expenses ... in the future whenever ... the Premier soccer matches now that's the one really tired ... the seller of the site of the iam yes yes that's a lot of Chinese low at times over the weekend yet that doesn't sound so Apple ... will make an offer China I e I don't but I mean that's that's our country at the jatropha Sony Up Aussie twenty billion legal expenses ... that's more than the last on the way so debts and the number of cable monopoly on the act is ... that this is very interesting you know you can trade the stock and don't go potty because that night since stock is going to be wiped out his Bankruptcy Plan ... Gets Approval creditors voted on it they approved it just looks at it tomorrow he's expected to approve it they could be out of bankruptcy by the end of September ... at which time for the plant pillaging stock took a holding in my will come back check it out MoneyBeat ten thirty ten thirty


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|2009-04-24, 05:08
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Took her out to the yard
She's exactly 16cm tall (without the base)
(There's an additional arm (under the base) if you want to display her without Harima's jacket)
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|2009-04-24, 13:16
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Without the jacket her figure is more exposed and with that leg....well, it's simply moe
On the other hand, the jacket is not only a nice touch, it also creates a new scene which was not in the anime:
"After their talk under the tree, Harima is on his way to win the relay race while Eri is looking at him from a distance"
Originally, the scene ended with this image
So right now I'm keeping the jacket on her. Next month I might take it off
|2009-04-25, 17:59
|Link #108
I doubt there's a store which is selling figurines only ... the manga(/comic) store in my town does have some figures though. But mostly only from very popular series like Final Fantasy or Naruto or other hyped things like Death Note. Aren't that many and also a lot of small ones. Never saw an SR related. If you want something specific you have to be pretty lucky or just ebay it xD
I gotta admit I like to look and point at them when I'm there ... "OH LOOK *insert favo chara*!", but I'd never buy one lol. Maybe a litlle keychain or sumthing, but I dunno what I'm supposed to do with 15cm tall figures xD Specially since they are normally expensive. I have too much kitsch and tumpery lying / standing around as it is But everyone their own ^^
@revan, I love that tree in the background :O But I don't recognize what kind it is xD Wish I had a tree like that~ ... Now you have to find a beach for the bg of your Eri in bikini
|2009-04-25, 19:40
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Anime is lifestyle
for me, a figure or merely said merchandise is all about the heart. u know, there are many kinds of ppl, collecting whatever, just because they wanna say "yeah, I have this and this" and to be happy about it, that is what makes ppl like us buying figures and posting them here :P
|2009-04-26, 04:05
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Not a tree, it's a climbing vine called Wisteria
I thought about it. There is only a public pool in my town and that's not really an option, but I'll think of something
I just cannot understand people who buy something, than after a few weeks they realize that they actually do not need that item and sell it
|2009-04-26, 05:35
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Anime is lifestyle
I mean, if I go buy some stuff like anime merchandise or computer parts I'm pretty sure about it. some of my friends buy computer parts and sell them after 2 weeks. where's the senses about it?
|2009-04-26, 08:05
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Couldn't find anything that would substitute as a pool so I set up the beach-umbrella, grabbed the pillow from the chair and took some photos of the Alter Eri as well She's 8cm high and 20cm long in this position
Although the base is a type I have never seen before, I'm not to wild about it. I'm thinking of making a miniature beach-chair for her during the summer. Having this image in mind, I might ad a towel and find some little pillows too
This is probably the last time these figures have seen sunlight. They are going back to the darkest, coldest parts of my room
And my School Rumble "collection" so far. A little one-sided, isn't it?
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|2009-04-26, 12:27
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rofl, if you would have gone to that public pool, I would have requested a video of you taking the pictures XDD
|2009-04-28, 08:30
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So I wouldn't suggest climbing it
That would have been an interesting site, indeed
Naturally. We are talking about Ojou, aftera all
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By THE CANADIAN PRESS
GLASGOW — Patricia Bezzoubenko watched the Maple Leaf go up and wiped a tear from her eye.
It was a remarkable moment for the rhythmic gymnast who has lived most of her life in Russia but was overjoyed to win gold for Canada on Friday.
"Gosh, so proud of my country and for my coaches and my parents," she said with a shy smile.
The 17-year-old captured her second gold medal of the Commonwealth Games, winning the individual all-around title a day after she led Canada to a victory in the team event. Later Friday, swimmer Katerine Savard made it a double-gold day for Canada by winning the women's 100-metre butterfly in a Commonwealth Games record time of 57.40 seconds.
Canada is fifth in the overall medal standings after two days of competition with nine (four gold, one silver, four bronze). England and Australia have 32 medals apiece, followed by host Scotland (15) and India (10).
More gold could be coming for Canada as Bezzoubenko is poised to climb the podium several more times when she competes in the four individual events — hoop, ball, clubs, ribbon — on Saturday. She could potentially win all four.
"I will try," she said.
Bezzoubenko scored 59.175 points to claim gold, while Francesca Jones of Wales was second with 57.350 and teammate Laura Halford won the bronze with 56.225. Maria Kitkarska of Montreal was eighth.
Canada has four gold medals at the Games. Swimmer Ryan Cochrane won the men's 400-metre freestyle race on Thursday.
Bezzoubenko was born in Vancouver but her parents returned with her to Moscow when she was just four.
When Bezzoubenko was 13, Russia's national team coach placed a call to Canadian coach Svetlana Joukova — who is Russian-born — suggesting she take a look at the young gymnast with dual citizenship.
Now Bezzoubenko, who lists her hometown as Thornhill, Ont., trains with Russia's top gymnasts in Moscow, a privilege that was facilitated by Joukova, and that costs her parents about $2,000 a month. The family lives in a tiny rented apartment there.
It's a partnership that's paying off for the sport in Canada.
"Yes, the Russians are the best in the world , so she's being exposed to the best in the world, you can't really ask for more than that," said Jean-Paul Caron, a consultant with Gymnastics Canada and its former president and CEO. "And she can come back and share that with the others."
The gymnasts have been training together for the past three or so weeks, and Kitkarska said she's been watching Bezzoubenko train and perform with a keen eye.
"She's very young, but she's training very hard and she has goals and I'm sure she'll achieve them because she's an amazing gymnast and an amazing performer and I really love her routines. All of them," said the 18-year-old. "I love her."
Bezzoubenko's programs come with much higher degrees of difficulty, so even if she drops an apparatus — which she did with the hoop on Friday — she still has the potential to win.
"She's taking risks," Caron said. "A lot more difficulty, a lot more movement of the apparatus, a lot more difficulty spinning with the apparatus in the air, also the flexibility that she obviously has."
Glasgow represents Bezzoubenko's first major Games experience, so it's a crucial stepping stone to the 2016 Rio Olympics.
"This is very important, it's like first step, she feels like it's a mini Olympic Games," Joukova said. "She's really going to fight for Rio so for her this is amazing experience. It's very important for her to feel that everybody cares about her, everybody loves her, and everybody is behind her, to support her and give her more power. This will stay strong in her mind."
Canada has had a long tradition of success in the sport at the Commonwealth Games, but there's been a gap since Alexandra Orlando swept all six gold medals eight years ago in Melbourne, Australia.
Joukova, who also coached Orlando, said she'd love to see Bezzoubenko repeat that sweep. She'll have to clean up her hoop routine however. Bezzoubenko, who won the Canadian junior title three times and the national senior title the past two years, was fifth after the hoop, but was first in the ball, clubs and ribbon to win the gold.
"I didn't do good with the hoop. I think I just was not good concentration, but I'll try to make the other ones good," she said.
Overall, it was a strong day for the young athlete coming on the heels of a late night after Thursday's gold in the team event.
"I'm very happy that Patricia did these results, she's been working very, very hard," Joukova said. "We finished very late (Thursday), arrived at the village around midnight, maybe not enough recovery. But she has to survive, she has to go, she has to feel the pressure and she has to fight.
"I'm very happy for her first Commonwealth Games."
Kitkarska and Annabelle Kovacs of Vancouver were the other two members of the victorious team. Kitkarska was thrilled with the response from back home.
"Social networks went crazy, Facebook and Instagram, people were so happy for us, everybody was just 'I'm so proud of you guys.' It was amazing support," she said.
Her only minor disappointment was that few people were still awake Thursday night to welcome the gold medallists home to the village.
"It was empty, but some people saw our medal, they were cheering for us," Kitkarska said.
Savard, from Pont-Rouge, Que., added Canada's second gold in the pool when she outraced England's Siobhan O'Connor and Australia's Emma McKeon.
Elsewhere, Dorothy Ludwig of Langley,B.C, won bronze in the women's 10-metre air pistol event. Ludwig finished with a score of 177.2 points, behind Singapore's Shun Xie Teo and India's Malaika Goel.
Alix Renaud-Roy of St-Roch-des-Aulnaies, Que., won a bronze medal in the women's 70-kilogram judo event. Renaud-Roy defeated Australia's Catherine Arscott by ippon in her bronze-medal match.
"I'm happy. I didn't know what to expect," Renaud-Roy said. "I fought against some tough girls. This is the first time judo has been included in 12 years and I feel lucky to be a part of it."
England's Megan Fletcher, who beat Renaud-Roy in the quarter-finals, went on to win gold. Moira de Villiers of New Zealand won silver and Scotland's Sally Conway won the second bronze.
Jonah Burt of Whitby, Ont., won bronze in the men's 81-kg judo event, beating Robert Nicola of Cyprus in his bronze-medal match.
England's Owen Livesey, who beat Burt in the semifinals, won gold. Tom Reed of England took silver and Boas Munyonga of Zambia claimed the other bronze.


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Police: Man charges news crew with large ax
Police: Man charges news crew with large ax
MOUNT JULIET, Tenn. —
Police said a man with a large ax charged a news crew Wednesday in a front yard of a home near Nashville.
Three male staffers with WTVF-TV were working on a story about a squatter and questioned 46-year-old Jude Pischke of Mount Juliet, Tennessee, who became angry, aggressive and threatened the victims, police said.
A video recording of the incident at 1440 Nonaville Road showed that Pischke retrieved the ax from the bed of a nearby pickup truck, lifted the ax back in a swinging position and aggressively charged toward the victims, Mount Juliet police said in a statement.
Pischke was released on $6,000 bond later that day, police said.
The news station has planned to air the piece Monday.


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Nascar Superstar Tony Stewart's Brushes With Calamity
On August 9, a car being driven by Nascar star Tony Stewart hit and killed 20-year-old driver Kevin Ward, Jr.. Stewart is a stock car superstar and the incident--and fan shot video showing what happened--shocked the racing world.
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... on the night of Saturday August night twenty year old sprint car research heavenward Junior was struck and killed during a race at the canning day Glo Motorsports Park in upstate New York ... words car had spun out The Wall ... the young racer left his vehicle and was seen walking the track gesturing wildly when he was hit by a fellow racer ... sprint car races happen on small dirt tracks accidents are frequent and deaths are not unheard of ... but for the larger world of NASCAR racing and beyond mortgage debt has reverberated ... Kevin Ward was hit by the car being driven by superstar Nascar racer Tony Stewart ... a three time NASCAR Sprint Cup champion ... on his Facebook page Stewart rode it's ... there aren't words to describe the sadness I feel about the accident that took the life of Kevin Ward Jr to put Stewart involvement into perspective ... this is like an NFL star Peyton Manning accidentally killed a fellow football player during in a really pick up game ... Ontario County Sheriff's Philip's tipo Barrow said Monday the investigation was still in its early stages ... and there is no evidence suggesting criminal intent ... in NASCAR racers Dr unpaved tracks and can approach speeds of two hundred mph ... Stuart is no is a fierce competitor ... he was participating in the smaller sprint car race the night before he was to compete in the NASCAR Sprint Cup series race at Watkins when you ... small track racing is one of Stewart's hobbies ... during separate sprint car races in twenty thirteen Stewart rid of pile up and flipped his car and broke his leg ... on the NASCAR circuit he's also had a few brushes with calamity including triggering a twenty five car pile up ... after Jimmie Johnson Stuart is the second most popular race run the NASCAR circuit ... he's brash and outspoken and fans looking for ... he's got a little less ... and ... begin ready smile on Twitter it's the folding what's not to get caught up on the people in watch for that and that ... he scrapped the drivers Joey Modano and Jeff Gordon famously he threw his helmet to match consists moving car and the people ... he's also one of the few successful driver owners and sport Stuart Cohen Stewart Haas Racing ... after Saturday's incident he dropped out of the Sunday NASCAR race and he's not said when or if he'll return to the track again ... I ... I ...


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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Zynga Inc. (Nasdaq:ZNGA), a leading social game developer, will hold a conference call to discuss financial results for its third quarter on Thursday, October 24, 2013, at 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time (5:00 p.m. Eastern Time), following the release of its financial results after the close of market.
The live webcast of Zynga's earnings conference call can be accessed at investor.zynga.com. Following the call, a replay of the webcast will be available through the website.
About Zynga Inc.
Zynga Inc. is a leading provider of social game services, which include popular web and mobile franchises such as FarmVille, Words With Friends and Zynga Poker that are played by millions of consumers around the world. For the quarter ended June 30, 2013, Zynga had approximately 187 million monthly active users playing its games. Zynga's games are available on a number of global platforms, including Facebook, Zynga.com, Apple iOS and Google Android. Zynga is headquartered in San Francisco, Calif. Learn more about Zynga at http://blog.zynga.com or follow us on Twitter and Facebook.
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Wilma Stangle, 85, El Dorado, died Tuesday, Oct. 23, at Lakepoint, El Dorado.
Wilma Stangle, 85, El Dorado, died Tuesday, Oct. 23, at Lakepoint, El Dorado. Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at St. John's Catholic Church, with recitation of the Rosary preceding the Mass. Visitation with the family present will be from 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday at Carlson Funeral Home, El Dorado. Interment will follow the Mass at Sunset Lawns Cemetery.
She was born on Feb. 9, 1927 in Cushing, Okla., the daughter of William Grant and Lena Mae (Foust) Carter. She spent all her life in El Dorado; and on Oct. 4, 1941 Wilma and Glenn R. Stangle were united in marriage in Eureka. They were married for 63 years before Glenn preceded her in death on April 15, 2005. She was a homemaker and along with her husband owned and operated Stangle Brothers Radiator Shop. She was a member of St. John's Catholic Church; El Dorado Moose Lodge; Seniors Citizens; American Legion Auxiliary for 14 years and loved to play Bingo, garden, camping and making popcorn balls.
Those who survive including her children and their spouses are: Dennis and Betty Stangle, Don and Erma Stangle, all of Wilson, Okla., and Terry and Brenda Stangle and Glenda and David Choens, all of El Dorado; nine grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and three great-great-grandchildren.
She was also preceded in death by her parents, three brothers, four sisters, and one grandchild.
Memorials to her memory for the Alzheimer's Association may be left with Carlson Funeral Home who are in charge of the arrangements. Condolences to the family can be sent to www.carlsoncolonial.com.


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FREEPORT � There would be no heartbreaking loss for the Baker School football team against District 1-1A rival Freeport on Friday.vTwo years ago, the Bulldogs won on a field goal in overtime. Last year it was Freeport winning on a drive late in the fourth quarter. But Friday belonged to Baker running back D.J. Thomas and the Gator Express as Baker traveled to Freeport for its District 1-1A opener.
FREEPORT � There would be no heartbreaking loss for the Baker School football team against District 1-1A rival Freeport on Friday.
Two years ago, the Bulldogs won on a field goal in overtime. Last year it was Freeport winning on a drive late in the fourth quarter.
But Friday belonged to Baker running back D.J. Thomas and the Gator Express as Baker traveled to Freeport for its District 1-1A opener.
See photos of Friday's Baker-Freeport football game.>>>
Thomas ran for 221 yards and five touchdowns on just 12 carries as Baker pounded the Bulldogs 56-14.
Thomas had touchdown runs of four, 35, 56, 49 and 41 yards.
Richard Stroheker added a 3-yard scoring run, Kodi Moen a 65-yard touchdown reception from Jon Beck and Ben Crowson scored from a yard out.
�It�s feels amazing,� Thomas said. �All we�ve worked for came together on one big night. I can�t describe the feeling.
�I�ve got to give a shout to my linemen. They made those holes possible and everything.�
The Gator offensive line of Dakota Campbell, Dakota Blackburn, Bubba Ellis, Zach Way and Jake Rainey opened hole after hole for Thomas and the other Gator backs.
And although receivers Wilder Kersey, Kodi Nixon and Moen didn�t see many passes they contributed to the Baker�s ground attack with key blocks.
Moen did manage snag two Jon Beck passes for 104 yards that included the touchdown as the Gators showed they could throw the ball a little too.
�They were hitting us in the mouth on defense, but we always seem to get things going on offense,� Moen said. �We always give the ball to D.J. And we always have to give a shout out to our line.
�Once our line starts doing it we can start taking two steps back and put the ball up in the air and make big plays like we did tonight.�
The Gators (5-0, 1-0) ended the game 387 yards rushing on 43 carries to go along with the 104 yards through the air.
Thomas� first two scores gave the Gators 14-0 lead as Malcolm Griffith connected on the first of his seven extra points.
Freeport (0-6, 0-1) got on the scoreboard with a 1:12 left in the first quarter when Dillon Bates hit Kyle Collinsworth with a 23-yard touchdown pass.
On Baker�s next play Thomas scored his third touchdown to quickly steal whatever momentum was momentarily in the Bulldog camp.
A 34-yard run by Skyler Gillies gave the Bulldogs a first-and-goal at the Baker 1-yard line to open the second quarter. Bates scored on the next play on a quarterback sneak and Matthew Blair added the extra point for the final Freeport score of the night.
Stroheker, Thomas and Moen scored for the Gators in the second quarter.
Thomas scored his last TD of the night on the first play of the third quarter and Crowson scored on the first play of the fourth quarter.
Freeport�s best drive of the second half was derailed when David Oglesby made a diving interception of a Bates� pass.
Gator coach Matt Brunson was pleased with the way his team pulled together.
�Our guys have been working hard all year and they fought hard,� he said. �Tonight was kind of us taking a step in district play that we�ve needed to take last couple of years and these guys did a great job.
�I�m proud of their effort.�
Freeport coach Jim Anderson credited the Gators for a strong showing while finding the good in an ugly loss for his young team.
�Matt has done a fine job,� he said. �Baker is a really good team.
�We had a lot of positives tonight. I feel like that we are getting better. We are giving up some points, but we had fewer turnovers tonight than we�ve been having in the past and we had fewer penalties. We are just being positive and we are working to improve every day.�
Randy Dickson is the Crestview News Bulletin�s sports editor. Email him at email@example.com, tweet him @BigRandle, or call 682-6524.


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A lot can be learned from the little ones in our lives, if only we take the time to listen and to pay attention. Too often it is the other way around. We are so busy trying to teach them this, that or the other thing that we fail to realize how we need to allow them to teach us and to lead us. While I have been active in the pro-life movement for more than 20 years now, it was my 9-year-old nephew Anthony who recently taught me a very powerful lesson about the sanctity of life and the dignity of the human person.
It happened recently during the passing of my father-in-law, Anthony Pastore. My husband and I were gathered around Dad's bed in his home in Scranton, Pa., along with my mother-in-law Mary and about 15 other family members.
The doctors often described my father-in-law as a walking miracle. They never expected him to live past 50. He suffered his first heart attack when he was 40 and four heart attacks after that. Then there were three open-heart surgeries and a number of experimental medical procedures that helped him live until the age of 82.
The doctors were convinced that it wasn't their efforts but more his strong faith and an equally strong will that kept him alive all those years. He had a number of other medical issues, including a blood disorder, and eventually his body was just too tired. He passed away on Pentecost Sunday.
My husband and I arrived that Friday afternoon, when my father-in-law was still lucid. He was thrilled to see us and did his best to ask how we were doing. He was especially interested in learning about his son's parish assignment as a new deacon. And being a devout Catholic and a proud Italian American, he was always excited to hear about my latest pilgrimage to Rome.
That Friday evening, the many family members there laughed and cried. We each had a chance to say our goodbyes, including the youngest grandchild, Anthony. Interestingly enough, while many children are afraid of death, Anthony and his 12-year-old sister, Camille, had no problem with being with their grandfather at this difficult time. Their grandfather had been such a big part of their lives. There were the countless baseball games, dance recitals, birthday parties, pool parties, picnics and Christmas mornings. As long as Grandpa could move, he would be at one of their events, and so they wanted to return the favor and be with him as long as possible.
By mid-day Sunday, it was obvious he only had hours — maybe minutes — left. My husband led the family in the rosary. Soon after the prayers ended Dad took his last breath. The tears flowed as we realized he was no longer with us physically. All of a sudden, without any prompting from anyone and without saying a word, Anthony grabbed some fresh flowers from a Mother's Day bouquet in the living room. He walked softly but purposefully up to my father-in-law's now-still body. He gently placed the flowers on his grandfather's chest and then turned and went back to his seat.
That one simple gesture spoke volumes about not only that little boy's love and respect for his grandfather, but a child's understanding and appreciation for life and the sacredness of our physical bodies. While we were consumed with our own grief, a little child reminded us about the importance of respecting the human person in life as well as in death. For me this will forever stand out in my mind as one of those incredible Holy Spirit moments, especially being that Dad passed on Pentecost Sunday.
And a little child shall lead them and all of us at times, indeed.
Teresa Tomeo is the host of "Catholic Connection," produced by Ave Maria Radio and heard daily on EWTN Global Catholic Radio and Sirius Channel 130.
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text: Group Celebrates Ag by Feeding the Hungry April 27, 2012 11:31 PM Tweet More than 600 of agriculture's best gathered at the annual Cedar Rapids Celebration of Agriculture dinner and donated $11,566 to Farmers Feeding the World. TAGS: Marketing, Overseas December 18, 2014 By Charlene Finck Farm Journal Editor Email Grassroots Iowa group hosts fundraiser The Cedar Rapids, Iowa, farm community has come together every March for 26 years for its Celebration of Agriculture dinner. The evening pays tribute to the farmers and agribusinesses that underpin the industry. This year, the group used the gathering as a grassroots opportunity to help Farmers Feeding the World provide hunger relief and stand up for farmers' freedom to operate.' Proceeds from dinner tickets, passing the hat and five special pledges from the crowd totaled $11,566. Nearly a third of that money, $3,566, goes to the Hawkeye Area Community Action Program (HACAP) Food Reservoir, a central Iowa food bank affiliated with Feeding America. The remainder funds ongoing Farmers Feeding the World efforts. "There's no better way to celebrate being the breadbasket of the world than helping feed the hungry," says Dave Roll, area farmer and member of the event's steering committee. "Agriculture and our community have a long history of giving back—locally and beyond." Roll's vision of devoting the 2012 event to Farmers Feeding the World sparked five folks to make special pledges that evening. They are Matt Wilson of Pioneer Hi-Bred International, $500; Rob Ball of Linn Co-op Oil Company, $500; Scott Neighbor of Farmers State Bank, $500; Tom Plaht of AgDirect and Farm Credit, $1,000; and an anonymous farmer, $500. "Having 625 of agriculture's best joining our effort made for a powerful night," says Brian Hogue, director of operations for Farmers Feeding the World. "Several other communities and groups have dinners and fundraisers in the works, but there's something special about the group that is first and leads with vision." The Iowa group has a history of breaking out of the box by bringing four former U.S. Secretaries of Agriculture, other dignitaries and ag leaders to speak at the dinner. The speaker for 2012 was Illinois farmer John Phipps, "U.S. Farm Report" host and columnist for Farm Journal and Top Producer. He won the crowd over with humorous commentary on how black swans, or unpredictable events, impact agriculture. With all the uncertainty black swans bring, Phipps said, it's key that the general population look to agriculture as a stabilizing force. "They need to know 'We're your farmers and you can count on us.'" Those who have a chance to eat thanks to the generosity of the Iowa group will certainly get that message in a very meaningful way. Back to news


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Roof Stains
Black stain on a roof is algae called Gloeocapsa Magma. It spreads from roof to roof through airborne spores, birds and squirrels. These spores begin landing on the roof the day of installation but can take many years to become visible. The spores do not choose where to land. They land everywhere but will grow faster on the shady sides of the roof. Shady sides of the roof are cooler and hold more moisture. Heavy algae stained areas will hold even more moisture promoting the growth of other organisms like moss and lichen. Moss and lichen develop root systems into the shingle. These root systems slowly tear through the shingle leading to premature failure. The root system s what prevents them from blowing away in the wind or washing away with rains.
It is thought that the algae feed on the limestone in the roofing shingle. Roof manufacturers started adding limestone filler to add weight and strength to the shingle. Since limestone is organic it provides abundant food source for the algae to grow and thrive. Roof shingle were designed to reflect the suns harmful UV. A darkened stained roof absorbs UV and can raise attic temperatures causing your air conditioning to run harder in the summer.
Maintaining your roof can add years of life to your roof. Roof eating organisms allows the roof to retain moisture. This leads to premature granular loss. Most people do not know what the stains are on the roofing shingle. Many mistake stained roofs as damaged shingles. When selling a home you can eliminate one the biggest bargaining chips, the roof.


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Bulldogs Earn Golf Coaches Association of America All-Region
June 22, 2009
Rising senior Ben Wescoe and rising junior Thomas McCarthy were named to the Northeast PING All-Region team by the Golf Coaches Association of America.
The duo both earned All-Ivy honors and was two of only six Ivy Leaguers who made the Northeast PING Region Team.
McCarthy's best finish of the year came at the Ivy League Championship. He shot rounds of 69, 72, and 71 to finish in a tie for third. He missed out on first place by just one stroke. For the season, McCarthy led the Bulldogs in stroke average. His season average was 73.83 strokes with a low-round of 68.
Wescoe had his second strongest finish at the Ivy League Championship. He shot rounds of 73, 70, and 70 to finish in a tie for fifth. Wescoe's best finish of the year came at the ECAC Championship where he won the event. Wescoe will serve as captain for the Bulldogs next season.
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This module focuses on ultraviolet radiation on Earth and in space and how it affects life. Learners will construct their own "martian" using craft materials and UV beads. They will explore how UV radiation from the Sun can affect living things,... (View More) comparing conditions on Earth and Mars, and then discuss ways in which organisms may protect themselves from UV radiation. They will then take part in a Mars Creature Challenge, where they will change their creature to help it survive harsh UV conditions — like on Mars. They will then test their Mars creatures by subjecting them to different environmental conditions to see how well they "survive" in a martian environment. This investigation will explore shelter and protection as one of life's requirements and how Earth's atmosphere protects life from harmful UV radiation. It also includes specific tips for effectively engaging girls in STEM. This is activity 5 in Explore: Life on Mars? that was developed specifically for use in libraries. (View Less)
This lithograph features an image from the Hubble Space Telescope, showcasing a colorful view of the star-forming nebula N90, located in the Small Magellanic Cloud. The accompanying activity, In Search of...the Electromagnetic Spectrum, is a... (View More) curriculum support tool designed for use as an introductory inquiry activity. In this activity, students will use the lithograph image and text to generate questions about the electromagnetic spectrum, and then research the answers to those questions. Students will then create a presentation to demonstrate their understanding of the material. (View Less)
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This is a lesson about radiation and the various sources of radiation that a spacecraft may encounter in its journey. Learners will calculate their annual exposure to high-energy radiation, identify sources of high-energy radiation, and explain why... (View More) the near-Mercury environment is a concern for the Mercury MESSENGER mission. This is lesson 2 of 4 in the high school track of a module, titled Staying Cool. Note: the student guide starts on p. 17 of the PDF. (View Less)
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Nikki Sixx Mulls Motley Crue Farewell Tour
All things considered, the last decade has been one of the more stable and harmonious stretches of Motley Crue's career -- which, ironically, might be part of why multiple members have been giving so much thought to laying the group to rest.
Bassist Nikki Sixx is the latest to add to the retirement chorus, telling Loudwire that "We haven't been shy that Motley Crue has been talking about somewhere in the near future doing a farewell tour. We talked about it on 'Piers Morgan' and different interviews."
And although the band has proven susceptible to squabbling and lineup turnover in the past, Sixx says everything's fine on that front. "It's not that we hate each other or we don't work together well," he explained. "I think it's just at some point we want to leave it with some sort of a legacy that's leaving it in a good way. I just see some bands that keep f--ing beating a dead horse and I'm like, 'Get off the horse, dude, it's dead.'"
Describing Motley Crue as being at "one of our highest points we've been" following their Vegas residency and co-headlining world tour with Kiss, Sixx went on to describe his fantasy retirement scenario: "I would like to see us even climb higher by seeing us finish our movie, an album and then maybe announcing a farewell tour and going out at the top. It would be a really nice look."
As for that next album, Sixx says "We've been writing. We started the record with the song 'Sex' and I have a ton of riffs. I know Mick [Mars] has told me he has a ton of riffs and it's just a matter of now collecting riffs. For a while, it was only writing segments of music and getting together and collaborating but now I'm starting to finish music more like I used to more -- like I used to in the old days -- and finish it top to bottom. So I look forward to getting in the room with my band and going, 'Here's 10 of my ideas, what have you got?' and then we kind of let that process happen."


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The logbook stores the logs of your recorded activities. The maximum number of logs and the maximum duration of a single log depend on how much information is recorded in each activity. GPS accuracy (see GPS accuracy and power saving) and using the interval timer (see Interval timer), for example, directly impact the number and duration of logs that can be stored.
You can view the log summary of your activity right after you have stopped recording or through the logbook under the start menu.
The information shown in the log summary is dynamic: it changes depending factors such as sport mode and whether or not you used an heart rate belt or GPS. By default, all logs include at minimum the following information:
- sport mode name
- time
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- duration
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If the log has GPS data, the logbook entry includes a view of the full route track as well as the altitude profile of the route.
You can see many more details of your recorded activities in Movescount.com.
To view log summary after stopping a recording:
- Keep pressed to stop and save the exercise. Alternatively, you press to pause the recording. After pausing, stop by pressing , or continue recording by pressing . After pausing and stopping the exercise, save the log by pressing . If you do not want to save the log, press . If you do not save the log, you can still view the log summary after pressing , but the log is not stored in the logbook for later viewing.
- Press to view the log summary.
You can also view the summaries of all your saved exercises in the logbook. In the logbook the exercises are listed according to date and time.
To view summary log in the logbook:
- Press to enter the start menu.
- Scroll to Logbook with and enter with . Your current recovery time is shown.
- Scroll the logs with or and select a log with .
- Browse the summary views of the log with .
If the log includes multiple laps, you can view lap-specific information by pressing.


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Greeks were taken out. Spartans are rebels, they do look great though. Will post a screenshot when I have time. Play Macedonians or Ptolmeic or Seleucids or Thrace Pontus etc, all are fairly Greek.It is the classical age after all!
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