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Three time champion Derek Hough revealed on Monday that he will be absent from the show's upcoming season. "I'm taking season 12 off," Derek told PEOPLE.
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U.S. stocks fell, after the Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose to a record yesterday, as employers added fewer workers than anticipated in July even as the jobless rate dropped to 7.4%.
Chevron Corp. slipped 2.4% after posting its biggest second-quarter profit decline in four years. American International Group Inc. rallied 1.9% after saying it will pay its first dividend since 2008 and authorizing a share buyback of as much as $1 billion. LinkedIn Corp. surged 11% after increasing its full-year sales forecast. Dell Inc. advanced 5.4% as Michael Dell agreed to sweeten his proposal to buy the computer maker with a special dividend.
The S&P 500 (CME:SPU13) lost 0.1% to 1,704.60 at 12:27 p.m. in New York, paring an earlier drop of as much as 0.4%. The benchmark index rallied 1.3% yesterday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average declined 22.59 points, or 0.1%, to 15,605.43 today. Trading in S&P 500 stocks was 5.8% below the 30-day average during this time of day.
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Ex-UNH star Graham shines as Ravens stun Broncos in 2nd OTBy DENNIS GEORGATOS
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January 12. 2013 9:18PM
DENVER — Justin Tucker kicked a 47-yard field goal with 13:18 left in the second overtime, capping a remarkable last-ditch comeback as the Baltimore Ravens ousted the top-seeded Denver Broncos 38-35 in an AFC divisional playoff Saturday.
Playing in bitter cold, Joe Flacco forced the game into overtime when he passed 70 yards for a touchdown to Jacoby Jones with 31 seconds left in regulation.
Corey Graham, who played at the University of New Hampshire, set up the decisive score when he intercepted Peyton Manning for the second time — he returned the first pick for a TD — to give the Ravens the ball at the 45-yard line.
Flacco, who completed 18 of 34 passes for 331 yards and three touchdowns, mostly fed the ball to Ray Rice from there. The Ravens moved the ball to the 29-yard line, where Tucker came on to kick the winner.
Baltimore's upset kept alive the career of linebacking great Ray Lewis, who announced earlier he plans to retire after this season.
The Ravens advance to the AFC title game next week against either New England or Houston, which meet today in the other divisional playoff.
Manning, who fell to 0-4 in playoff games played in temperatures below 40 degrees, completed 28 of 43 passes for 290 yards and three touchdowns, including a go-ahead score midway through the fourth quarter. But he had three turnovers leading to 17 Ravens points.
With the temperature at kickoff of 13 degrees, the game was the second coldest ever in Denver and the coldest home postseason game in team history.
Manning had scoring passes of 17 yards to Demaryius Thomas, 14 yards to Knowshon Moreno and 15 yards to Brandon Stokley.
The scoring pass to Thomas came midway through the fourth quarter, snapping a tie. On a play-fake, Manning tossed the ball to Thomas in the flat on a bubble screen and the receiver weaved downfield for the score for an emphatic finish to a drive aided by two defensive penalties on the Ravens.
Flacco responded by driving the Ravens to the Denver 31. But on a fourth-and-5 play, Flacco's pass intended for tight end Dennis Pitta was broken up by safety Mike Adams, giving possession to the Broncos with 3:12 to play.
Denver made two first downs before punting, giving the Ravens one more chance with 1:09 to play and the ball at their 23. Somehow, Jones ran past double coverage by cornerback Tony Carter and safety Rahim Moore and Flacco lofted the ball to the open Jones for a 70-yard touchdown with 31 seconds remaining in regulation.
After a touchback on the kickoff and despite still having two timeouts, the Broncos had Manning take a knee to run off the final seconds of regulation and the game went into overtime.
Manning committed a second turnover leading to a Ravens score when he was sacked by defensive end Pernell McPhee and fumbled. Linebacker Paul Kruger recovered at the Denver 37 and Ray Rice broke loose on a 32-yard run, setting up his 1-yard touchdown run that tied it 28-all with 20 seconds remaining in the third quarter.
Trindon Holliday, picked up by Denver after being released by Houston earlier this season, put the Broncos up when he opened the third quarter with a 104-yard kickoff return.
Holliday, who opened the scoring in the first with a punt return for a score, allowed his blockers to clear a path in the middle of the field, burst through the hole and outran the pursuit. He got a big hug from Broncos coach John Fox when he returned to the sideline.
After a missed field goal attempt late in the second quarter gave the Ravens a short field, Flacco and Smith went after Pro Bowl cornerback Champ Bailey again. This time, Flacco connected on a 32-yard scoring strike to Smith, who outjumped Bailey to make the catch before covering the last few yards to the end zone to Baltimore into a 21-21 tie at the half.
On the play, Smith became the first Ravens player in team history with multiple touchdown catches in playoff game.
The teams combined for a furious scoring pace early on, beginning with Holliday's 90-yard punt return for a touchdown for Denver less than three minutes into the game. Only one Ravens player managed to get a hand on Holliday, but he sidestepped the attempted tackle and outran the pursuit en route to the longest postseason punt return for a touchdown in NFL history.
The Ravens answered quickly with two scores. Smith streaked past Bailey and Flacco hit him in stride for a 59-yard touchdown pass.
Graham then picked off a deflected pass that Manning tried to squeeze through a tight window to Eric Decker. Graham returned the interception 39 yards for a touchdown and a 14-7 Baltimore lead.
Manning responded with touchdown passes to Stokley and Moreno, who was knocked out of the game in the third quarter with a knee injury.
Stokley rolled off a jam by Graham and made a diving catch along the right side of the end zone. Manning went 5 of 5 while operating out of the no-huddle during an 86-yard drive ending in a 14-yard scoring pass to Moreno.
NOTES: The Broncos were without CB Tracy Porter, who suffered a concussion in the final regular-season game against Kansas City two weeks ago. ... In a roster moves earlier this week, the Ravens activated CB Asa Jackson after completion of his four-week league-imposed suspension and placed guard Jah Reid (toe) on injured reserve. ... The 59-yard touchdown strike to Smith was the second-longest in Ravens' postseason history. ... Graham's interception marked the fifth time in the playoffs that a Ravens player had returned a pick for a TD. ... Moreno's first career postseason TD also marked the first time a Broncos RB caught a touchdown pass in a postseason game since Howard Griffith snagged one in the 1998 AFC championship game. ... Broncos rookie CB Omar Bolden left the game in the second quarter with a left shoulder injury.


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The White Horse Drive-In was opened May 28, 1950 with Spencer Tracey in "Adam's Rib". Known for all night old school horror film classics.
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Yep, It parked 518 cars and in 1956 it was owned by S.J. Workman.
After I would pass the VIKING DRIVE-in In Anderson S.C. in about 40 minutes i would pass the WHITE HORSE DRIVE-in on my way to East Tennessee with my family. You could see the Viking Screen clearly{until they ran X rated product.} THE White Horse was on a very busy four lane highway and pretty much kept to And Greenville PG product,since I am sure they had no lights to blank the screen,and it wasn't out in the sticks like the VIKING DRIVE-IN in Anderson,S.C.{On CT} And of South Carolina cities Greenville would be the most Conservative and would not put up with a Drive-in in that location showing SMUT. I remember "THE TOY" playing there going down the road.
MORE ON THE WHITE HORSE DRIVE-In. I thought at one time it was a Plitt Theatre,but after talking with my Cousin,Ray Rogers.He stated it was run by EXHIBITORS SERVICE COMPANY.Which in the late 50's operated out of Jacksonville,Fla. Exhibitors Service Company ran the book keeping of Ray's Theatres in HENDERSONVILLE,N.C. He said Frank Jones was the main booker and stayed there until the Litchfield Company hired him.
I drove by one time going home. It was closed for good.I snapped a couple of pictures. Under the screen there was a nice apartment for the Manager to live in.
Man thats the kind of place I would love to work at, live there and manage it.Buy the way Mike how many Whites Horses would it hold?Have not done that in a while.
Quite afew.It was a nice Drive-in I would pass hundreds of times going up to Tennessee.Have a picture.wonder if Robin would print it?
I'm working at a business that just opened up at the site of the old White Horse drive-in. We would really like to put some photos up in our showroom. Does anyone have any or know where I might find some?
Thanks much!
took pictures during the demolishing….
I would love to see some photos of this. I went as a child. Please send to . Thanks!
This opened on May 28th, 1950. Its grand opening ad can be found in the photo section for this drive-in.
Opened with a cartoon(not named) and "Adam's rib".
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Also, thanks for all your thoughts and prayers for Kim. Thanks especially for the flowers. It was a long road and I appreciate all the mojo you all sent over the past 4+ years.
Onto other stuff...I got a new (to me) bike, so that's cool. I hated to get rid of ole yeller because I knew how much Dean likes yellow bikes but it was the right move based on where things were at the time. That's about all I can think of right now...oh wait, did I mention redhill's a retard?
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Mark Hayward's City Matters: Old injury a pain for would-be firefighterMARK HAYWARD
April 02. 2014 10:51PM
MANCHESTER -- Jon Fosher wants to work for the Manchester Fire Department so much that he's ready to sue to get the job.
He doesn't take it lightly, and he said that's the last thing he wants to do.
But twice Fosher — a strapping 23-year-old who hopes to follow his father and grandfather into the city firefighter ranks — has been promised the job in writing. And twice he has been denied for medical reasons that his surgeon and state fire officials have said should not be an issue.
Still, the dream of being a firefighter burns inside him. It's a dream stoked by visits to the local firehouse, the beep of a fire radio, the swift departure of his father to a late-night fire call.
"You go to the (New Hampshire Fire) Academy, you do all the fire work there. You go through all this, you get hired, and it comes back to haunt you," Fosher said.
What haunts him is a car accident that happened when he was 16. He was the backseat passenger in a car that went off Hackett Hill Road at a high speed. Surgeons fused three vertebrae and used rods and screws to stabilize his spine during the healing process.
National standards say flat out that a firefighter can't be hired with rods in the back or if a surgeon has fused more than two vertebrae together.
The standards accommodate many ailments. As long as you pass physical and agility tests, you can have a history of substance abuse, cancer or heart surgery. You can have arthritis, migraines, partial limb amputation, irritable bowel syndrome, gastrointestinal bleeding, cystic fibrosis or hearing loss.
But you can't have a rod in your back.
Fire Chief Jim Burkush has twice offered Fosher the job. Burkush said he's been advised to avoid extensive comment on the case because Fosher has filed a complaint with the New Hampshire Human Rights Commission.
He said the job offers were contingent on Fosher passing a medical examination, and that hasn't happened.
"The doctor is totally impartial," Burkush said.
Meanwhile, Burkush is dealing with other issues related to employment. The mayor wants to reduce the number of firefighters working at any given time.
And Burkush told me he wants his department to reflect the demographics of the city as a whole. Although Manchester has employed a female firefighter in the past, the current crew is all male and all white.
Those issues aside, Fosher would be an ideal hire.
He has an associate degree in fire science. He holds a commercial driver's license and certifications for emergency medical technician and Firefighter II — all required before someone can even get interviewed for the job.
He's passed the physical agility tests of firefighters.
His orthopedic surgeon at Boston Children's Hospital has cleared him for work as a firefighter. And the New Hampshire Fire Standards and Training Commission granted a waiver from the back injury standards.
"Those of us who know Jon think he'd be a great firefighter," said Jeff Duval, the president of the Manchester Professional Firefighters Association, the union that represents 140 firefighters in the city. Duval notes that Fosher has completed all training and physical tests.
That's important because new hires are put on the job right away, Duval said.
The Human Rights Commission complaint is pending. The city has answered it, said Peter Chiesa, an assistant city solicitor who said he won't discuss the matter because of the pending complaint. If the commission doesn't make a ruling by the end of this month, Fosher has the option of filing a discrimination suit in federal court.
His lawyer, Jonathan Meyer, blames an unyielding bureaucracy. The blanket prohibitions about rods and back surgery violate the Americans with Disabilities Act, he said.
"It's a matter of people being so wrapped up in rules," Meyer said. "Jon has run into a bureaucracy and just can't get through it."
The legal ground he treads is difficult. Fosher says he's not disabled, but his claim alleges discrimination because of a disability. Meyer said the discrimination is based on the perception of a disability, not an actual disability.
Meyer said the matter can best be resolved if higher-ups in City Hall intervene.
Today, meanwhile, is a day for firefighters.
Thousands from across the country gather in Boston today out of respect for Michael Kennedy, a firefighter who died last week in the line of duty.
Lines of dress-uniformed firefighters will march in unison. Bagpipes will play a haunting dirge. White gloved, 200-pound behemoths will wipe away a stray tear that betrays an otherwise stoic expression.
And Fosher will show up at the Hooksett factory where he works the second shift.
"I've learned to realize I can't wait and put conditions on being happy," he said, "but this is what I want to do in life. My career's on hold."
Mark Hayward's City Matters runs Thursdays in the New Hampshire Union Leader and on UnionLeader.com. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Ideas for the city
Many urban centers in Germany are booming. While interest in city life is growing, smaller towns and communities, suffer from declining populations. These developments pose a range of challenges.
How to manage traffic in large cities in the future? How can young and old generations live together in an aging society? How to power the city of the future? And, last but not least, the question of how to make rural areas attractive.
We offer you a stage to realize your projects and access to a unique network.
The competition "Landmarks in the Land of Ideas" honors innovative solutions for cities and communities of tomorrow. Good ideas are sought from all regions of Germany that already provide answers today to the challenges of tomorrow. These are innovative solutions that serve as models both nationally and internationally. Whether they are projects and ideas from business, culture, science, environment, education or society, ingenuity knows no boundaries. Companies, research organizations and universities as well as art and cultural institutions, social enterprises and initiatives across Germany can participate in the competition. A high-profile jury selects the top 100 ideas that deliver a sustainable contribution to the city of the future.
More excitement awaits award winners in the course of the year: From the 100 "Landmarks," the jury will select a national winner for each competition category to stand as a beacon of German innovativeness. As part of a nationwide online vote, a general public winner will also be selected from among the 100 award winners.
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Every day, people across Germany develop new ideas and innovations with considerable creativity, passion and ingenuity. These are projects that deserve a stage to be realized.
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Thread: Field Pass?
Field Pass?
My two sources of free internet live game streaming appear to have been shut down by the Feds. Does anyone have any more?
I may have to pay for Field Pass this season - what games can't I see live?"We ain't stinking Redskins fans in this Town sonny!"
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Field Pass or Game Pass?
Not sure what Field Pass is - radio maybe? But I use Gamepass from NFL.com
Only games you don't get live are those that are on Sky on a Sunday 6pm or 9pm. All the other games are on. Not sure about playoffs though.
Quality is really good. It's expensive but I can't live without it these days.UKRavenGordon's Gametrips
2009 v Cleveland W
2010 @ New York Jets W
2011 (January 2012) @ New England AFCCG L
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I meant GamePass - although they did haw a radio one many moons ago. I logged onto NFL.com - you don't get live playoff games. There is an option for £140 for just a single team."We ain't stinking Redskins fans in this Town sonny!"
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Gamepass is great quality though expensive.
Bit of a ripoff considering the baseball equivalent is under one hundred dollars
You may as well pay the extra thirty or so to watch all teams, it's not that much of a discount just to stick to one team.
They used to charge extra for NFL Red Zone but that's included
Playoffs cost extra
And if you want it for the offseason that costs extra again
You can replay any game for the last two years. I do it the odd time if I'm bored and pick random games I don't know the scores too
A few hours after the games finish they are archived and all ad breaks are cut out which is great
So you can replay the Ravens game and analyse it though I'm no expert like Filmstudy
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Have found Game Pass great personally. Only had streaming issues with one game over two seasons (unfortunately it was the SD game where Ray buried Sproles on 4th down to win!)
They are doing an instalment payment plan this year so you can pay over the first 3 (4?) months of the season, previously it had to be paid for up front. As previously stated Sky games are blacked out - will be interesting to see exactly what happens with Red Zone now that Sky have announced they're carrying it for the first six weeks of the season. NFL Network is available 24x7, they archive Total Access and both AFC and NFC Playbook for viewing on demand.
In previous seasons I'd never been able to get the team audio working properly, but it has worked fine during this preseason (although takes some getting used to things being diagrammed on the screen during a completely different conversation).
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I will have to buy something for once (tight Yorkshireman) I don't need the playoffs as I have SKY, and am not bothered about watching other teams at all. Might just wait for a monthly package later in the season - assuming the Steelers game is on SKY."We ain't stinking Redskins fans in this Town sonny!"
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Hi! I just wanted to add about the iron / constipation issue: adding iron supplements or more iron-rich foods can be constipating in itself. I would add mango to your mix of fruits, and like another poster mentioned, pears. You can sometimes find applesauce mixed with mango in the pouches or in the jars, or of course you can make at home. I found those two fruits (pears and mangos) worked wonders for our babe when she was starting solids and becoming constipated.
My son became constipated at about 18 months and none of these tricks worked. We went through giving him benefiber, then later miralax to resolve it. Then one day around his 4th birthday, he just started going regularly on his own!
Also, like mammal said, testing iron levels is a pretty routine thing for 6-9 month olds (different docs do it at different times). I'd say there's nothing wrong with just asking them to run the test. They can check for lead levels at the same time it it's something you're concerned about and then babe only needs one stick!
Good luck! The iron / constipation balance is really tough (on top of the stress of the Dom decision!).


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New procurement data made available
This guest post has been provided by the Office of Small and Medium Enterprises (OSME) of Public Works and Government Services Canada. OSME supports small and medium enterprises (SMEs) by working to reduce barriers and by simplifying requirements for SMEs that want to do business with the Government of Canada.
If you're a business looking to find out what the Government of Canada buys in your industry or looking to find a partner to sell to the Government of Canada, then the Pre-Qualified Supplier Data (link no longer valid) can help. This open data, available on Buyandsell.gc.ca, gives you an easy way to search, sort and filter information on pre-qualified suppliers using the office tools you are already familiar with.
Pre-Qualified Supplier Data is information on businesses currently pre-qualified to supply goods and services to the Government of Canada. Updated weekly, the data identifies businesses holding Public Works and Government Services Canada standing offers and supply arrangements. Standing offers and supply arrangements are two methods used by government departments and agencies to buy goods or services.
As a bilingual, comma-separated-value (CSV) file, the Pre-Qualified Supplier Data can easily be imported into common desktop applications, such as Microsoft Excel, for sorting, filtering and searching information.
What can you do with the data? You can find potential partners from a pool of pre-qualified suppliers to fulfill requirements in Government of Canada opportunities. For instance, if you are new to selling to government, you can identify pre-qualified suppliers to contact about exploring possible partnerships.
You can enhance your planning by knowing the end dates of standing offers and supply arrangements in your industry to prepare for possible future opportunities. As well, you can use the listed delivery points to understand regional opportunities.
Why is Public Works and Government Services Canada making this data available? With the release of Pre-Qualified Supplier Data, Public Works and Government Services Canada is responding to requests from the business community to increase the transparency of the procurement process.
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You won't find Keith Price on first-day draft boards. It's doubtful he'll be picked on the second day of the 2014 NFL Draft. Opinions are all over the place as to whether he'll even be selected by the seventh round.
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It's not for lack of trying however. Price set a host of school records during his time at the University of Washington and was one of Seattle's favorite athletes during his time with the Huskies, known for flashing a big smile all the time. His prominent position on the sports scene in the city led to a close relationship with Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson, and the Super Bowl champion has turned into quite the resource for Price both on and off the field.
"Russ is a great friend of mind," Price said during an appearance on NFL Network's "Path to the Draft". "He's a competitor, a guy who is a true leader. He's not a guy who thinks he knows it all.
"Having a mentor like that, it just makes my life a lot easier. Throughout this process I've been able to contact him a couple of times. He kind of had the same chip on his shoulder that I do. It really didn't matter what team he went to, he was going to be successful and that's the same way that I fill."
Price is about two inches taller than his good friend, but likewise hears knocks about his height from NFL scouts. Though he isn't as mobile as Wilson nor does he have as strong an arm, Price is quite accurate coming out of college and is familiar with running a pro-style offense.
While at Washington, Price threw for 8,921 yards and 75 touchdowns against just 30 interceptions as a three-year starter. He jumped onto the national scene by outdueling Heisman Trophy winner Robert Griffin III in the Alamo Bowl as a sophomore, but suffered from poor offensive line play and a young receiving corps as he endured a sub-par junior season in 2012. He dealt with a shoulder injury as a senior, but still turned in several good performances as he helped lead the team to a 9-4 record.
Price was not invited to the NFL Scouting Combine and that snub fueled him through a well-reviewed pro day workout in early April. As he has made his way around the league to showcase his skills in the lead up to the draft, he's taking Wilson's words to heart as he tells teams they're getting a top-notch competitor.
"I've been grinding," Price said. "I've been overlooked a ton in my career. I don't do it for the fame, I don't do it for the publicity, I do it for the love of the game.
"I'm confident in my abilities and I think I can throw with the best of them."
It remains to be seen where -- or even if -- Price gets drafted but he's certain to have a fan every step of the way with Wilson.
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FARMINGTOn — Greetings and a good day to you from the small red brick building at 526 Main St. that serves us as our American Legion Post home and American Legion Auxiliary meeting place. This past week was our meeting of second nominations and election of our continuing and new officers for the coming year and also our very well attended ham and bean supper that was a great success due to our great supporters and friends who turned out in support of our efforts.
Commander Gary Mosher has worked very hard this past year not only on the usual meetings, but with improvements to the building and the continuation of many community events that are necessary in keeping our hall open for meetings and functions.
This coming week will be our meetings for our DAV (Disabled American Veterans) and their Auxiliary. They will be making their first nominations for their officers for the coming year so please make sure that you mark your calendar and plan on attending as you attendance and vote do matter.
In order to vote you need to be present with a paid up to date membership (this means a 2013 membership card in your position) as quorums are necessary and officers to fulfill the positions are what make all of the veterans groups continue in functioning.
Speaking of voting, our school district-annual Deliberative Session is on Saturday, Feb. 9 at 9 a.m. at the high school. The SAU issues and budget are discussed at this and changes made at this session and then they are voted on at town election. Our Town Election is Tuesday, March 12 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the old town hall. Town meeting is Wednesday, March 13 at 7 p.m. at the same place. You can register to vote at elections but you must be preregistered to vote at the SAU Deliberative Session or the Town Meeting. You can register at the Town Clerk's Office during regular hours. We will have Supervisors of the Checklist sessions on Saturday, Feb. 2 and March 2 from 11 to 11:30 a.m. to register voters. Please bring proof of age 18 years or older and residency in Farmington.
Meanwhile Soldiers Helpers are in need of white socks for our military overseas and all socks may be passed on at the meetings or at these locations: Milton Hardware, Nute High School, Library (Gail) or contact; email@example.com http://soldiershelpers.blogspot.com and I am sure that if anyone wanted to see that I received them in Rochester (Gale 332-5295) I could get them to Alice in time for their deadline of March 2.
Valley View Community School has volunteered again this year to make Valentines for our soldiers and the deadline for those is Feb. 8 so we have several projects going on at the same time and any donations will be greatly appreciated.
This means that our military is thought of in many different ways and levels of people being able to help them out regardless of your talents, but all is appreciated. gain thank you for keeping our military and their families in your hearts and prayers, so until next time God bless you all and take care.


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Welcome to live coverage of the Bill Nye vs. Ken Ham evolution-creationism debate at the Creationism Museum in Kentucky.
The debate begins at 4 p.m. PT and will last about two and a half hours.
We will have live video of the debate, plus reporter Adam Poulisse is at the museum and will be providing live updates.
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We spoke with Bill Nye in a live discussion regarding his views and the upcoming debate. Check out the replay here: Bill Nye Live Chat
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The Federal Reserve said the U.S. economic expansion remained "moderate" amid gains in manufacturing, housing and autos that offset weakness in defense-related industries in some regions.
"Most districts noted increases in manufacturing activity since the previous report," the central bank said today in its Beige Book business survey, which is based on reports from the Fed's 12 regional banks from late February to early April. "Particular strength was seen in industries tied to residential construction and automobiles."
Most regions said "residential and commercial real estate improved markedly" as housing prices rose in many areas and demand for home loans was "steady to slightly up," the Fed said. Consumer spending "grew modestly" even as some regions said sales were curbed by rising gasoline prices, higher payroll taxes and winter weather. "Employment conditions remained unchanged or improved somewhat," the report said.
Several policy makers, including Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William C. Dudley, have said the Fed should maintain record monetary stimulus after an April 5 report showed employers added 88,000 workers in March, the smallest gain in nine months. The Federal Open Market Committee said in March that it will continue buying $85 billion in bonds each month until the labor market "improves substantially."
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The panel also repeated its pledge to keep the main interest rate near zero so long as the unemployment rate remains above 6.5 percent and the forecast for inflation doesn't exceed 2.5 percent over one to two years.
The Standard & Poor's 500 Index remained lower after the report, declining 1.7 percent to 1,548.45 as of 2:51 p.m. in New York amid losses in industrial metals and disappointing earnings from Bank of America Corp. and others. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury decreased 0.03 percentage point to 1.69 percent.
Today's Beige Book report showed that growth was "moderate" in five districts, "modest" in another five and accelerated "slightly" in the New York and Dallas districts.
"The tone is slightly more upbeat, which is encouraging as we have had some data suggesting the economy hit a soft patch," said Russell Price, senior economist at Ameriprise Financial Inc. in Detroit. "The regional breakdown tells us the economy is holding up a little better than expected."
In its last Beige Book report, released on March 6, the Fed said the economy grew at a modest to moderate pace across most of the country amid rising consumer demand for homes and autos.
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Oscar's not happy because he's not playing… but there's no rift, says Rafa
09:01 GMT, 19 December 2012
No problem: Rafa Benitez has played down talk of a rift with Oscar
Rafael Benitez welcomes Oscar's dismay at his exclusion from Chelsea's starting line-up in Sunday's Club World Cup final against Corinthians.
Oscar will feature in tonight's Capital One Cup quarter-final at Leeds but has been used sparingly by interim manager Benitez to date, starting just three of his seven games in charge.
The Brazilian playmaker expressed his disappointment after being selected on the bench against Corinthians, but Benitez insists there is no rift with the player.
'Oscar is fine. He's a very good professional. We don't have any issue with him,' he said.
'I try to manage players, especially in his position because we have Eden Hazard and Juan Mata, who can do more or less the same job.
'It's difficult for them but it's good for me because I have different problems. There's are no issues or problems.
'Oscar will have a lot of time on the pitch and I'm sure he'll be a great player for the club.
Backing: Benitez believes Oscar will be great for Chelsea but warned he must bide his time
'Oscar's not happy because he's not playing and that's fantastic. There would be a problem if it was the opposite.'
Leeds will be Benitez' eighth game in charge since taking over 25 days ago, a hectic schedule that continues with Christmas fixtures against Aston Villa, Norwich, Everton and QPR.
'We have to win every competition if we can. We have rivalry with Leeds and we have one less competition to win after losing on Sunday,' Benitez said.
'We can't just call it another game, it's a very important match for us.
'Christmas time is a crucial period because you can play so many games that will change everything.'
Plenty to ponder: Benitez admitted the club are busy identifying potential recruits for January
Benitez admits he is in daily discussions with technical director Michael Emenalo over potential transfer activity for January.
'Hopefully we have two or three days after this game where we'll have plenty of time to talk about names,' he said.
'There's no formal meeting because we can chat every day. Michael is watching the training session and we talk every day – about players and how the team is doing.
'I know what Michael likes and he knows what I like and we come to an agreement.'
Chelsea have been stretched by the loss of John Obi Mikel, Gary Cahill and Ramires to suspension and while striker Daniel Sturridge may return from his hamstring injury against Leeds, John Terry is still out with a knee problem despite returning to training yesterday.


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Omer resident's recall needs more clarity
MASON — Paul Piche's attempt to recall Governor Jennifer Granholm suffered a setback during a clarification hearing in Ingham County's Circuit Court on July 8, as Piche's recall clarity was turned down 3-0 by a panel at the hearing.
But the Omer resident, who is a guard at Standish Maximum Correctional Facility, isn't giving up his effort to recall Governor Jennifer Granholm, who he says is responsible for crimes committed by prisoners paroled early under the Michigan Prison ReEntry Initiative, or due to prison closures.
"They (panel of judges at hearing) want to make sure they're right and I do too," Piche said. "I'm not giving up. … I told them I'll be back, maybe Monday (July 13).
"I can't get the signatures until the clarity is approved," he added. "They said since the recall is as serious as the Governor, I have to be as clear as I can."
Despite the unsuccessful attempt, Piche says he learned and will be more focused in his second effort.
"I had four points of interest on my recall petition, I'm dropping it to two," he said. "My first contention was that she (Granholm) violated her oath of office."
Piche says, however, a representative of the Governor, who was not in attendance, said that no public safety issue was in the oath of office taken by the Governor, but only an oath to uphold the constitution of the U.S. and Michigan.
But Piche says he is confident moving forward in his recall.
"I have to keep the fact in the next petition that she authorized the closing of 11 correctional facilities (prior to the closings announced in June) in the state of Michigan," he said. "Now she has to held accountable for the new crimes against our citizens.
"This is all for the victims of the new crimes. … They're in the ground, they can't talk."
Since his effort has surfaced, Piche says he has continued to research rapes, murders and other crimes committed by parolees who were released early or unjustifiably. He also added that he has received calls from people supporting him.
For the recall to take effect, Piche would have to collect approximately 950,000 signatures.
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The 20th Annual IEEE/SEMI®
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originally scheduled for 11-13 May in Berlin, Germany has been cancelled
After careful consideration and with much regret, the ASMC committee has decided to cancel this year's ASMC. Plans were well under way, but due to low attendance projections and the stress of the economy on members, we believe the decision to cancel this year and focus on ASMC 2010 is the most responsible and prudent decision. Continuing the conference with significantly lower than normal attendance would be a disservice to the authors and sponsors. With the industry struggling, we concluded that challenges faced by manufacturers demand their full attention.
We will continue with plans to publish the ASMC 2009 proceedings and offer these for sale to industry members. Plans are also underway to allow authors who were scheduled to present at ASMC 2009 the opportunity to present their work to a broader audience through an on-line forum. Details will be provided as soon as possible.
The ASMC Committee in coordination with ISSM International will shift its focus on a combined ASMC-ISSM conference in 2010. A call for papers will be announced in July 2009.
In the meantime, please look for information on the ASMC 2009 proceedings, as well as how to participate in an ASMC 2009 forum online.
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The ASMC 2008 Best Paper Award, sponsored by Entegris, is awarded to Scott Jansen, IBM Microelectronic; and Glenn Florence and Alexa Perry, KLA-Tencor for their paper on "Utilizing Design Layout Information to Improve Efficiency of SEM Defect Review Sampling".
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