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Allison Wyatt, Newtown shooting victim, draws condolences from around the world
People from British Columbia to Florida are offering their condolences, thoughts and prayers on a featured memorial page at Legacy.com for Allison Wyatt, 6, who was killed in Friday's mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
There is no actual obituary posted yet, just a short sentence about the girl being one of the victims of the Sandy Hook massacre.
"Little child, you gained angel wings today," one person posted on the site anonymously on Saturday.
Allison was among the 20 children killed when a gunman opened fire at Sandy Hook Elementary School on Friday.
See photos and view an interactive database profiling the victims of the shooting.
"May your little angel rest in peace and watch over you all," Caroline Rivard-Babisch, of Rochester Hills, Mich., wrote on the sympathy page.
Others directed their comments to parents and relatives.
"May you find comfort and strength in knowing that so many care," wrote Karen Buratt, of Ponchatoula, La., on Sunday.
"There are no words to ease the pain you're feeling," said Candace Grady, from Ohio. "You're all in America's hearts, thoughts & prayers."
Wyatt, 6, is remembered as a quiet and shy, yet loving little girl.
"She was a very shy girl, she was quiet and kept to herself, but she would smile at things. If a kid did something funny, she'd be laughing," said daycare teacher Kate Capellaro of All for Kids in Ridgefield.
Capellaro said Allison and her sister Lauren would sometimes be dropped off at the center by their mom. She said the girls weren't there often--just sometimes when their mom was working at Norwalk hospital and their Dad was also working would they be dropped off here.
The last time she saw the girls was over the summer. She said there's a year-and a half to two year age difference between the two girls. Capellaro said Allison was also well-behaved, never yelled -- but sometimes cried when her mom would leave.
"She would come and put her head down on your shoulder if she was upset, it would make her feel better. She was such a sweet and caring girl," she said. "She loved everything. Every time I close my eyes all I ever see is her face, and it just breaks my heart knowing she's no long here."
People from British Columbia to Florida are offering their condolences, thoughts and prayers on a featured memorial page at Legacy.com for Allison.
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I will start posting more on Scout Paris because I have a trip planned to my favorite city soon. I promise to scout Paris as much as I can and report on some new finds. For the time being, I am going to start posting here on things that might be about Paris or other places that I want to share with you. The best part about leaving your comfort zone is all the people you get to meet along the way.
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Paris will always feel like home. I may not live there anymore, but I do feel lucky that I am close enough to visit. I am now living in Geneva, Switzerland for work and this new home has definitely been a whole different experience.
I will start posting more on Scout Paris because I have a trip planned to my favorite city soon. I promise to scout Paris as much as I can and report on some new finds. For the time being, I am going to start posting here on things that might be about Paris or other places that I want to share with you. The best part about leaving your comfort zone is all the people you get to meet along the way.
The Views from the Musee d'Orsay
The next time you find yourself at the Musee d'Orsay, don't forget to visit the terrace on the 5th floor. It is located right off the cafe and offers wonderful views of Paris. It's a nice spot to take photos with the Louvre and Sacre Coeur as a backdrop.
When I entered the Grand Palais, the kaleidoscope of colors immediately overwhelmed me. But, this was a good thing. I love color and how it can illuminate a space. The Monumenta Project at the Grand Palais by artist Daniel Buren gave visitors an opportunity to wander through the circles of tinted glass. It also offered a unique perspective of the beautiful Art Nouveau space. I love architecture and what I liked about the installation was the fact that it gave the Grand Palais an opportunity to shine. I have been there for other events and it is never about the space itself. So, it was a pleasure to walk through and explore how a space feels when color is infused with natural light. Daniel Buren's exhibit is just 5 Euros to enter; Avenue Winston-Churchill.
Paris Brocante
A visit to Paris is never complete without experiencing a classic Parisian flea market. Brocante is the French word for flea market and Paris is filled with them. Designer Jordan Ferney of Oh Happy Day is having her very own personal sale of some great vintage finds. I have featured a few that I would love to own. If you live in Paris, you could the lucky one to snatch up these unique pieces during the month of April. To view more items, visit her Paris Brocante website.
Puppies in Paris
Dogs are cherished in France--especially in Paris. I give Parisians a lot of credit. Parisian dogs behave better than Parisian children and their owners. I am picking on the owners because dog poop is everywhere. Anyway, you will not only notice these pups in parks, but you will see them sitting patiently next to their owners in cafes, restaurants and bars. Parisian dogs are quite sweet. My friend captures the true Parisian royalty in his blog Puppies in Paris! I have to admit they are super cute. Here are a few of his pics...
Say Bonjour to Blonde Cheries
I love everything about Paris, especially fashion. Who doesn't? While I was lucky enough to attend a few couture shows last year, I depend on some of my favorite blogs and websites to keep me posted about the fashion world. One of my favorites is Paris Girl Couture. This week PCG is launching a new column Blonde Cheries where editors will be chronicling their adventures shopping, attending fun soirees, and covering the shows in London, Milan and Paris. I love this illustration above by Hayden Williams that was created just for the column. How fun!
Bravo, Hemingway
I love this quote because it's so true...even for a young woman!
If you are lucky enough to have lived in Paris as a young man, then wherever you go for the rest of your life it stays with you, for Paris is a moveable feast. --Ernest Hemingway
Pop-Up Beauty: Guerlain
The incredibly imaginative Guerlain pop-up store on the Champs-Elysees may have closed its doors, but the impression it left on those who appreciate the best in visual merchandising (I am included in this group) will last much longer. It appears to me that Guerlain was trying to reach a younger audience with the store's modern decor. The displays were designed to be more user friendly with low counters, well-lit and easy to see merchandise, and self-serve vanity tables where customers were encouraged to test the makeup at their leisure. See for yourself....
A city girl lost in the Jura
Last summer, I took a trip to the Jura--home to Comte cheese, trees, mountains, and waterfalls. The cold winter weather has made me nostalgic for this lovely adventure where I was taken out of my comfort zone to experience another way of life. But, it wasn't because I needed to get out of Paris for a little fresh country air. However, it did feel nice to breathe in crisp mountain air for a bit.
The purpose of this trip was for a graduate course Food, Culture, and Communications at the American University of Paris. We spent the week applying what we learned about gastronomy in France by seeing firsthand how Comte cheese is produced in the Jura Mountains. Our itinerary included a trip to a dairy farm to learn about Comte cheese production by an incredible group of local farmers. Professor Christy Shields planned the perfect trip for her students.
I have so much more of an appreciation for locally produced food and the people who have dedicated their lives to its authenticity and quality. It was a pretty inspiring week to be out in the fresh air, getting closer to nature, and relishing local cuisine.
Holiday Spirit in Paris
Paris absolutely lights up during the holiday season. It's understated and festive. Spend a day walking around Paris just taking it in. But, don't forget to walk inside the city's hotels, stores, and museums that decorate and go all out for the holidays. It's definitely worth fighting the crowds in order to get a peak at the trimmings. I personally loved the Christmas trees.
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We recently returned from a trip to Mexico. This Volkswagen Beetle was sitting by the road on part of the old Carrera Panamericana route. Think the nose looks weird? Wait 'til you check out the car's back half. Arriba fahrvergnügen!
Yep, that's right — it's a bus. A bus! Pickup mirrors, rubber hood straps, and a bumper big enough to fend off the Queen Mary? Why not? Every third car in Mexico City may be a Beetle, but every tenth car in Mexico's interior is one of these funkmonkeys. Much like the V-6-powered Alfabike, this sort of thing needs no explanation; it just is. And we love it.
If you know more about this happy little chunk of disaster — low-production Mexi conversion model? what happens when you feed the ghost of Dr. Ing. h.c.F. a bit too much lysergic muy bueno? — feel free to clue us in. In the meantime, we're going to sit here and try to think up new Beatles/Beetles puns. If you're lucky, we won't share 'em. Maybe.


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Morenci and Fayette fire departments both played key roles in fighting the devastating downtown Wauseon fire Saturday—as did most every other department within a 30-mile radius.
"It was a huge effort," said Morenci chief Chad Schisler. "I've never seen so many fire trucks in my life. It was the biggest fire I've ever been on."
Fayette chief Tom Franks agrees, thinking back to other large fires such as the Gambles store in Morenci and previous Wauseon fires.
The Fayette department was called for help at 2:30 a.m., less than a half hour from when the first Wauseon unit arrived on the scene. A Wauseon police officer on routine patrol noticed flames in Doc Holliday's restaurant about 2 a.m. Saturday.


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EOF - The Limits of Scale
Linux is like limestone; you can build anything with it. So, while you find limestone in everything from lipstick to pyramids, you find Linux in everything from picture frames to Google.
What brings this analogy to mind is the matter of scale, long regarded as a virtue in the tech world. Getting to scale and staying there are both considered Good Things. But, as with other Good Things, is it possible to have too much? At what point do the biggest things we make with Linux risk turning into pyramids—that is, durable landmarks that are also dead?
These questions came up for me back in January, when two things happened. One was Larry Page replacing Eric Schmidt as Google's CEO. The other was mysterious account deletions at Flickr. Without Linux, there would be no Google or Flickr.
In Google's case, I saw the writing on the wall at the Techonomy conference in Lake Tahoe, August 2010. On stage was Eric Schmidt, amid four other panelists. In the Q&A, Eric said, "If we look at enough of your messaging and your location, and use artificial intelligence, we can predict where you are going to go....Show us 14 photos of yourself and we can identify who you are." He added:
I would make a stronger point—that the only way to meet this set of challenges that we are facing is by much greater transparency and no anonymity. And the reason is that in a world of asymmetric threats, true anonymity is too dangerous....One of the errors that the Internet made a long time ago is that there was not an accurate and non-revocable identity management service....You need a name service for humans.....governments are going to require it at some point.
(You can follow along at wn.com/Eric_Schmidt_at_Techonomy, starting at 21:10. The first question is mine.)
I wanted to freeze time and say "Eric, no! Stop, big guy! Better to say nothing than this kind of stuff!" But I just sat and winced. Two months later in an interview with The Atlantic at the Washington Ideas Forum, Eric said, "We don't need you to type at all. We know where you are. We know where you've been. We can more or less know what you're thinking about." Spoken like an eyeball on a pyramid.
At this point, it was just a matter of time before one of the founders would return, Steve Jobs-like (and hopefully not Jerry Yang-like) to bring the company back in alignment with Original Principles. That happened in January, followed quickly by a Bloomberg Businessweek cover story titled "Larry Page's Google 3.0". Said the writers, "The unstated goal is to save the search giant from the ossification that can paralyze large corporations. It won't be easy, because Google is a tech conglomerate, an assemblage of parts that sometimes work at cross-purposes." The piece goes on to profile a half-dozen "star deputies". Of them, it says, "Together, their mandate is to help the company move more quickly and effectively—to keep it from becoming yet another once-dominant tech company that sees its mantle of innovation stolen away by upstarts." Good luck with that.
Flickr's first pyramid moment was a report that photographer Deepa Praveen had her entire Pro account (the kind people pay for) deleted without explanation. The story broke first in Thomas Hawk's blog, and then the action moved to my own blog, with a post titled "What if Flickr fails?" That one racked up 107 comments, including a pair from Yahoo executives. (Flickr belongs to Yahoo.) Nowhere was there anything to relieve fears that an account deletion might come at any time, to anybody, with no chance of recovering whatever was lost. (My own exposure is about 50,000 photos.)
Then Mirco Wilhelm, another Flickr Pro photographer, had his 3,400 photos deleted, in what Flickr eventually admitted was its own error. These were later restored, with much apologizing by Flickr. Still, one had to wonder how much of the problem had to do with Flickr's size. According to the most recent reports at this writing, Flickr hosts more than 5,000,000,000 photos for 51,000,000 registered users, with new photos arriving at more than 3,000 per minute.
One of the best talks on Linux deployment was one given by Cal Henderson at the March 2006 O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference. It was an all-day tutorial about "launching and scaling new Web services". I remember being highly impressed at how well Linux allowed a fast-growing pile of digital goods to expand, while still providing near-instantaneous service to everybody who wanted it. I also remember wondering what would happen after Cal left—which he did in 2009.
The answer is workarounds and startups. Here are a few examples, just from the comments that followed my Flickr post: unhosted.org, couchapp.org, www.tonido.com, backupify.com, gallery.menalto.com, pix.am, status.net, thinkupapp.com, piwigo.org, www.zoofoo.com and https://pixi.me, in that order. None yet compete with Flickr, but maybe that's not the idea.
Nature's idea is to take its course. It's as much Linux's nature to start something as it is to grow to the limits of viability. It may help to remember that limestone is made from the corpses of once-living things. Without abundant endings, we wouldn't have beginnings.
Doc Searls is Senior Editor of Linux Journal. He is also a fellow with the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University and the Center for Information Technology and Society at UC Santa Barbara.


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Princesses, pop stars and superheroes will be among the many Disney favorites taking over the Anaheim Convention Center on August 9—11 for the biennial D23 Expo. The celebration of all things Disney will include the stars and creators of several popular shows from the Disney Channel, Disney XD and Disney Junior.
Among the big Disney Channel events being showcased are Phineas and Ferb: Mission Marvel, a summer special in which the boys meet the superheroes of (Disney-owned) Marvel Comics; Teen Beach Movie, a live-action musical airing July 19; and Wander Over Yonder, the upcoming animated series from The Powerpuff Girls creator Craig McCracken and starring 30 Rock alum Jack McBrayer (both of whom will be in attendance).
Musical performances are scheduled to include Bridgit Mendler, star of the Disney Channel kidcom Good Luck Charlie; R5 (which features Austin & Ally's Ross Lynch, who is also in the Teen Beach Movie cast); and a "Surf Crazy" fan dance inspired by — you guessed it — Teen Beach Movie.
There will also be a screening of all-new Mickey Mouse shorts, character meet and greets (including the "stars" of the animated preschool hits Sofia the First, Doc McStuffins and Jake and the Never Land Pirates) and autograph signings. Among the shows that will be bringing their casts are A.N.T. Farm, Crash & Bernstein, Dog With a Blog, Gravity Falls, Jessie, Kickin' It, Lab Rats and Shake It Up.
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Back pain is a major problem these days for people all over the western world. It has been estimated that at any one time 20% of the population suffer from lower back pain and that doesn't take into account all the other forms like sciatica, upper back pain, mid back pain and neck pain. It is a huge interruption in a sufferers day to day life and costs the world billions of dollars in productivity.
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Using proper lifting techniques can also help to prevent the back pain that has been caused by heavy lifting. The key is simply to lift by using the muscles in your legs rather than the ones in your back. Keeping you spine straight, squat down, grip the object to be lifted, and stand up. The muscles in your legs will be doing the work, and legs muscles don't cause back pain. The muscles in the legs are much larger than the muscles in the back. They are better equipped to do the heavy lifting than the muscles in the back. Use dollies to move heavy furniture rather than your leg muscles or your back muscles. But if you must lift heavy objects, rely on the muscles in your legs.
Most females develop this condition of sciatica at some point during their pregnancy and otherwise as well. It might just well be a coincidence that they experience discomfort when pregnant. In some cases, pain in the pelvis region is also misinterpreted for
-related pains, this notion, however, is incorrect.
*So here you have it, your cures for
, but it does not come from a bottle, but you! In your own home exercising on your living room floor. Treatment for Sciatica:Tip A.
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Assess Your Spine - You need to know the problem is coming from to be able to get rid of it permanently. To use these techniques properly, you need to know where to place your focus.
Massage - Massage a common choice for people trying to get relief from back pain. It also acts as great stress reliever. But if you have acute back pain, do consult a skilled back pain therapist before going for a massage.
Stretching exercises will promote healing of the sciatic nerve and help to relieve the pain associated with sciatica. A physical therapist can give instructions for appropriate stretching exercises.
Many or closer to most women simply accept that back pain is a part of this normal pregnancy process. But what they don't realize is that they do not have to take back pain lying down, so to speak.
Maintaining a good posture can help to relieve the pain of back ache. There is a tendency to arch the back in the later months of pregnancy. This arching only intensifies the back pain rather than relieving it. The straighter the backbone can be kept, the less pain there will be. A pregnant woman should never pass up the opportunity for a backrub by the baby's father. The massage really can help to provide back pain relief and the massages are comforting in many other ways as well.
There are various back pain relief measures both natural and pharmaceutical available. Chronic and severe back pain may require temporary medication to allow the acute back pain to settle. However if you take a natural healing approach along with the medication, you should get a better longer lasting result.
Finding a cure for Sciatica is a challenge, have you searched without finding anything? Maybe you have and have decided to give up, but are still hoping to find some relief for the pain.
Release Muscle Tension - There is a muscle called the Piriformis muscle. This muscle is usually the culprit when it comes to your pain. The sciatic nerve runs through this muscle and if it is tight, it will irritate the nerve and therefore, pain.
There are exercises that can help to relieve the pain that this shift in the center of gravity causes. Strengthening muscles relieves pain. Search the Internet to find directions for performing these great back pain-relieving exercises.
*Let pain be your guide. If you are in pain, you listen to your body and stop. Do not ever let anyone tell you to push through the pain. You are the only one who knows your pain threshold.
Do seek professional help if you are in anyway concerned about your back pain.
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I am not going to lay claim to any cures for
, but I will give you some guidelines to follow in helping to relieve your pain and hopefully stop it from returning. So for now let's call them cures for sciatica, for if they can give you some relief from pain and minimise the episodes, then it is in its own way, a cure.
A. Ice - In the first 48 hours, you need to use ice to help reduce the inflammation which is around the nerve. This can help to stop it from getting worse. Use the ice for 10 minutes, then off for 10 and on again for 10 minutes. Keep doing this 2 or 3 times.
Back Pain Caused by Lifting Back pain caused by muscle strain or sprain can be caused by many common human activities like bending, stretching, and twisting. Heavy lifting is one of the most common causes of muscle strain or sprain of back muscles.
Eat Healthy - Vitamins and minerals are important for your overall health. So, try to eat as much healthy food as possible to help get rid of stress in your body and get relief from back pain.
is developed by many females during their pregnancy period. Although, this criterion (of being pregnant), is not absolutely necessary. During pregnancy, severe pressure is put on the back and thus the sciatic nerve. This trends to cause discomfort in the backside, such as backache. If someone has a history of damaging the discs in the spinal chord, this can also lead to sciatic pains. The tissues that surround the nerve tend to undergo inflammation and a direct pressure is put on the sciatic nerve. A good example of this would be a case in which a disc slips out of its initial position and as a result tends to compress the sciatic nerve. As it is, pregnancy makes women more and more na??ve to a disc injury, and thus, the relationship is pretty evident.
Defining sciatica and mentioning its affects on pregnancy: The nerve that extends from the lower back to the legs and feet is the sciatic nerve. This nerve is responsible for the sensation in the muscles of the region, i.e. the legs. This sciatic nerve, at time, tends to inflame, mainly because of application of severe pressure in one's backside, or due to a previous injury. This situation is a very undesirable one as it makes one experience the sciatic pain. If this pressure is consistent and there is an unceasing pressure on this nerve, this can cause one to feel weak in their legs and the region surrounding the legs, such as feet. In some cases, numbness and even a sense of tingling was felt by the patients. One can relate this sensation to the one which you feel when you tend to stay in one position for long, and the legs/hands etc. are said to have "fallen asleep". That sensation of pins and needles can be best related to this one.
There are certain other techniques like yoga, exercise, massage acupuncture and chiropractic that prove to be effective back pain treatments for some sufferers. Others prefer to take medication prescribed by their doctor to lessen the irritation of back pain but they are not good for health. Adopting the natural approach to get back pain relief is therefore considered to be the most sensible approach to take if you can find someone skilled enough to do the job.
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The back pain associated with pregnancy is caused by many things. A woman's body changes shifts here center of gravity as the baby grows. The center of gravity is continually shifting with every ounce of weight that the baby gains.
Sciatica is the Latin word for "Pain down the back of the leg"
is referred pain usually caused by trapping the sciatic nerve in the lower back.
Back Pain and Pregnancy. Pregnancy is a temporary nine-month period in a woman's life that is filled with apprehension, euphoria, fear, joy and so many other emotional and physical feelings. A woman's body goes through dramatic daily changes as this new little person inside of her starts and continues to grow. Hormones are out of whack with weight gains in places that seemingly have nothing to do with being pregnant.
Sciatica is one type of back pain affecting a large number of people these days. It is characterized by pain in the hip and buttock region and sometime includes referred pain down the leg. This can go down one or both legs into the thigh, calf, ankle and foot. Stretching is often prescribed for back pain and
but rarely provides any lasting relief .
Align the Pelvis - Your pelvis is the foundation, the stabiliser and when this is distorted, there can be a lot of lower back pain. Lower Back Strength - It is not going to help to work on the nerve if you have a weak back. Strengthen your back and you will help the pelvis get back into alignment and release the tension.
The pain is generally confined to the lower back, but muscle strains can also cause pain in the upper back and the neck, as well as the shoulder. When the pain is in the buttocks area and there is pain down one leg, the problem is that the sciatic nerve is also involved. Normally, the pain is caused because there is a slipped disc. But don't panic.
Treatment for Sciatica:Tip C. C. Pelvic Balance - This is a great treatment for
because the pelvis is what keeps everything in balance. If your pelvis is balanced, then the tension will ease off all the other areas. You can do this by lying down on the floor. Place your hand under each side of your pelvis where you would wear your belt. As you are doing this, notice if there is more pressure on one side or the other. If here is more pressure on one side compared to the other, then your pelvis is not balanced.
Most of the time this back pain will also resolve itself and all of the horror stories that you have heard about back surgeries just aren't true. It is very unlikely that any surgery will be required. The tendency of all those who are suffering from
is to just simply quit doing things that hurt. They crawl into bed and just stay there. Nothing could be more detrimental to the healing process.
Back pain is caused by numerous reasons, primarily muscle imbalances from injury, diet, obesity, posture, exercise and more. Back pain treatments vary depending on the diagnosis of your pain and can vary from a passive mobilization, to drugs all the way to surgery .
The pain of
usually starts in the buttocks and travels down one leg. One patient described the pain leaving by saying that it traveled down his leg and out his big toe. As the weeks progressed, the pain got lower and lower and finally only his big toe hurt. It makes perfect sense. The sciatic nerve ends at the big toe.
Strengthen Muscles - If one muscle is tight and the others are weak, there is going to be an imbalance. You can do some exercises at home that will help to strengthen and improve their strength, and this in turn will increase the blood supply, which is why they are weak to begin with.
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:Tip D. D. Move - You need to keep moving, not too fast, but move. If you sit for to long at a time, your muscles will tighten much quicker. Have you ever noticed that your pain is worse in the morning after sleeping all night? When you are able to move, this helps your pain ease a little. This is why moving is an important treatment for sciatica.
Symptoms ?? As already mentioned, one experiences the feeling of pins and needles in the legs or the lower back region. ?? Numbness ?? Pain in the pelvic region, lower back, feet etc.
Treatment for Sciatica:Tip B. B. Stretching - You have a muscle called the Piriformis muscle. This muscle has the sciatic nerve running through it or along side it. By stretching this muscle you are able to ease the pain quickly.
Some natural steps for back pain relief are: Lose Weight - Try to stay slim. If you have excess weight on your upper body, it will overload on your back. Practicing yoga or tai chi are natural ways of back pain treatment that can also assist with weight loss.
If you have ever watched professional weightlifters in action, you have probably noticed that they are all wearing what appears to be a wide leather belt around their middle sections. The purpose of the weightlifter belt is to provide added support to their lumbar regions and help to prevent muscle strains that will cause pain when they are lifting weights. Home Depot requires their employees who must do heavy lifting to wear a girdle that is similar in structure to a weightlifter's belt. These belts can help, but the better solution for those who must engage in heavy lifting is to strengthen the muscles in the back and pelvic area that are used when lifting. Toned muscles are much less likely to be strained or sprained.
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Lower back pain is one of the most common maladies of the human race. The greatest majority (about 90%) of all adults regardless of race will suffer some type of back pain during their adult years. Only the common cold is responsible for more lost work days than lower back pain. Most of the time, back pain is caused by a muscle strain. Rest and over the counter medications will normally take care of it.
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1:30 p.m.: Cox says limited rollout of News Feed kicks off today.
1:29 p.m.: Among other small wrinkles, a "New Stories" bubble to discover fresh content.
1:27 p.m.: Cox says the new News Feed design was "mobile inspired," and is seamless across all platforms. The Web version of Facebook will mirror the style on tablets and mobile, with a left navigation bar to move between your profile and News Feed and other areas.
1:26 p.m.: News Feeds are organized by activity, says Struhar. If someone checks their Music feed every day, it will jump to the top of the list. Facebook's Chris Cox up next to talk about "mobile consistency."
1:25 p.m.: A Following Feed focuses on pages users follows, such as news organizations, sports teams and more.
1:24 p.m.: Photos feed focuses on images shared by friends through Facebook and Instagram. "You can see the world around you as your friends are seeing them right now," says Struhar.
1:22 p.m.: Users can break down feeds by Friends, Music, Photos, Games and other topics. Content is displayed chronologically.
1:21 p.m.: Chris Struhar, the tech lead of Facebook's News Feed, now on stage. Users wanted "more choice and more control" over the content on their home page, he says.
1:20 p.m.: If users follow a certain brand, they can receive related articles based on the most commonly shared stories. NPR and Taylor Swift cited as examples. "A richer, simpler, more beautiful News Feed,' one Facebook developer describes.
1:18 p.m.: Overall theme here is sharing content boasts a larger presence on News Feed. When several users call out a link, the display is much larger. Users can hover over each person who shared the item to view their comment and the replies from their friends.
1:16 p.m.: Finding new friends take up a bigger spot on News Feed, too. When a user like a page or makes a friend, a smaller version of the user's profile pic and cover image appear. Check-ins are pushed more, too.
1:15 p.m.: Link sharing more prominent, too. Images and actual link takes up more space, and icons will even pop up for some sources, such as The Washington Post.
1:14 p.m.: Checking out some examples of the new News Feed. Images are much larger. The person sharing the content and their caption are embedded inside the image, instead of presented on top.
1:12 p.m.: Zuckerberg looks at the current News Feed and the new design. Content like videos and photos look larger. To the left are profile pics of users who have shared the content. "Rich stories, visual and engaging, your choice of feeds and mobile consistency," says Zuckerberg.
1:10 p.m.: "There's a specialized place in the world for this personalized newspaper" where users can view a broad range of content in one place, Zuckerberg says. He adds 50% of content in News Feed is photos. Nearly 30% is page posts.
1:08 p.m.: More from Zuckerberg: "We want to give the world the best personalized newspaper that we can." He says stories should be displayed with more than just text. Zuckerberg walking the audience through earlier versions of News Feed, starting in 2007.
Update at 1:06 p.m. ET: Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is on stage. "News Feed is one of the most important services that we've built," he says.
In about 10 minutes, social network Facebook is expected to reveal changes to its News Feed, the hub users visit to follow status updates from friends and pages they follow.
Stay here for the latest updates from the event, starting at 1 p.m. ET.
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O-H-I-O: Why an Ohio State (football) win boosts Obama
- Wins by major college football teams before an election boost the incumbent's vote on Election Day
- The effect can be 1 or 2 percentage points in the county surrounding the college
- Findings have implications for how voters process relevant information like economic data
If you support President Obama, root for college football teams from swing states today.
Wins today by Ohio State, Florida, Virginia and Michigan could help tip the balance for Obama in a close election, according to one study.
Sound far fetched? It's not. In 2010, a team of political scientists and economists looked at college football scores over 42 years and compared them to county-level election results. They found that wins by the old alma mater in the 10 days before an election can boost the incumbent party's vote by a little over 1% in the surrounding county.
Ohio State's game against Illinois today might be particularly important. Not only is Ohio considered a must-win state for Republican challenger Mitt Romney, but 6th-ranked Ohio State University is a football powerhouse -- a high-attendance, championship-caliber team whose wins had an even bigger impact in the study. Combined with a win last week over Penn State, a win today could be expected to boost Obama's vote by about 2.5% in Franklin County.
"We think that's big," said Neil Malhotra, a professor of political economics at Stanford University and co-author of the study. "In a place like Columbus, it could move the election by a few thousand votes."
Why? For no other reason than voters there are in a better mood, and therefore perceive the incumbent through rose-colored glasses -- or scarlet, as the case may be.
The authors of the study weren't as interested in college football as they were in the deeper question of how voters make decisions.
For example, it's well established that a poor economy hurts the incumbent. But does the impact of Friday's jobless report lie in the statistic itself -- the 7.9% of workers still looking for work -- or in something more personal, like a voter's own sense of economic security?
"The theory is that people are analyzing economic data and they're deciding whether to hire or fire the incumbent based on that analysis," he said. "But the other theory is that there's an emotional component." Voters may just be in a bad mood, and take those frustrations out at the ballot box.
To figure out if that might be the case, they looked at a variable with no rational connection to an election campaign: College football games.
Why college football? For one thing, it's a fall sport. But it also has a bigger potential effect on people's emotions. "Unlike pro sports, every single college football game matters. Losing a college football game is much more important than losing a baseball game, or even an NFL game," Malhotra said.
The study found a bigger effect for the college games played 10 days before an election than the weekend before. That might be because that's when people are more likely to make up their minds and "lock in" their vote, Malhotra said. (And with early voting, games played in early to mid-October might also be important.)
Is such emotional decision-making by voters a bad thing? Malhotra said that in the case of the economy, a voter's gut feeling about the direction of the country might be as good or better a barometer than attack ads, name recognition or other factors.
"College football is clearly a case where emotional responses -- you shouldn't be basing your vote on them," he said.


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text: Mystery integrators dislike production builders On The Editor's Desk By Martha Entwistle Updated Tue December 11, 2007 Very close to a good story by Jason Knott in CE Pro today. As the new-build market has fallen apart and lies in shambles, a number of integrators and alarm guys who depended on that market for new business are struggling. Knott does a nice enterprise story by wondering if that isn't a good thing in the long run, citing integrators who've had bad experiences with program builders and other who don't like the margins in the new build market. That's actually confirmation of what I found in looking into the financial markets for a special report that will land in January. Gail Scannell at U.S. Bank told me that with "that whole builder segment, it's always been tough for them to do that profitably. That's always something that we have kept an eye on: what percent of new revenues is associated with builder programs." However, I'm disappointed that Knott didn't get a single integrator on the record with a single gripe. I can understand not wanting to attribute the phrase, "They're all scum bags," but couldn't he get a single integrator to talk on the record about why he or she prefers the retrofit market? And this paragraph is troubling: As one integrator described it: ├óŌé¼┼"Whenever I get frustrated dealing with large builders, I remember that most of the guys I deal with at these companies don├óŌé¼Ōäót even have high school educations. So, you can├óŌé¼Ōäót present them with logical solutions and expect them to understand.├óŌé¼┬Ø That's mudslinging, and not the sort of situation I would use to protect a source. If somone wants to disparage an entire industry, he should have the balls to attach his name to it. I think Jason is a good reporter and I like that Jason offers the caveat wondering if that's "sour grapes," but I think not finding a quotable source for this story was a bad decision.


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EDITOR'S NOTE: The following is an excerpt from Road to Nowhere by Paul Robertson (Bethany House Publishers).
January 2, Monday
Time to start. Bang the fool gavel.
"Come to order." Dead quiet anyway. "Go ahead, Patsy."
"Mrs. Brown?"
"Mr. Esterhouse?"
"Here," Joe said, and he hated that he was. Wicked, evil business.
"Miss? ... Gulotsky?"
"Please. Just Eliza. I am here."
"Mr. Harris?"
"Mr. McCoy?"
"Right here."
"Everyone's here, Joe."
"Thank you, Patsy," he said. "Jefferson County North Carolina Board of Supervisors is now in session."
So many names over the years. Thirty, maybe, or forty. It wouldn't be easy to remember them all. "Motion to accept last month's minutes?"
"I'll move that we accept last month's minutes."
"I'll second that."
He didn't even listen to who said which. It was usually Louise Brown, then Randy McCoy. Now that the meeting was started, he just wanted to be done.
"Motion and second," he said. "Go ahead, Patsy."
"Mrs. Brown?"
"Mr. Esterhouse?"
"... Miss ... Eliza?"
"Just Eliza. I vote no."
"You what?" Wade Harris said, beside her. "You're voting against the minutes?"
"Well, she wasn't even here last month." That was Louise, from the other end of the table. "It's her first meeting."
"Go on, Patsy," Joe said.
"Mr. Harris?"
"I vote yes. For Pete's sake."
"Mr. McCoy?"
"Yes. Sure."
"Four in favor, one opposed," Patsy said.
"Motion carries," Joe said. "Minutes are accepted." Just be done, that was all. "Next is receiving public comment." He raised his voice to talk to the audience. "Any of you have anything you'd like to say to us?"
Nothing. There were only three people sitting in the rows of chairs. The newspaper reporter was sleeping in his corner, and the two others were each there for a reason of their own, and not this.
Those three. Five board members. Patsy, the clerk, at her desk, and Lyle, the county manager, quivering beside her. Just ten people in the whole big fancy room.
And not Mort. Joe couldn't bring himself to look to his left, past Wade Harris, where Mort Walker should have been. Where Mort had been for thirty-two years.
It didn't seem worth it anymore and he was tired of it. There was no purpose to the bickering and anger. Tonight there'd be plenty of that. He looked down at the pages on the table in front of him, a letter as wicked and full of trouble as anything he'd ever seen.
He set his other papers on top of it.
"We'll get on with the agenda. Everyone's got a copy?"
"Left mine at home."
That was Wade Harris. The man could just barely be bothered to come to the meetings. And likely as not, he had some hand in the letter and its trouble.
Patsy handed Wade a copy of the agenda.
"First item," Joe said. "Contract to pave five miles of Marker Highway. Winning bid was Smoky Mountain Paving. We need a motion to award the contract."
"I'll move."
"Second." Louise and Randy again.
"Motion and second. Any discussion?"
"Wait." Wade again, of course. "Which road?"
"Marker Highway," Randy McCoy said. "From Wardsville to past the interstate."
"What happened to Gold River Highway? I thought that was next."
"That's next on the list. It's not funded yet."
"So when does Gold River Highway get paved?" Wade asked.
"Whenever it gets funded," Randy said.
"Any more discussion?" Joe asked. The little there'd been had been more than enough. He didn't know Wade enough to trust him, and he didn't much care to know him better anyway. And tonight he was trusting him even less.
"Voting to award the contract," he said. He wanted the meeting to be over, more than he ever had. "Go ahead, Patsy."
"Mrs. Brown?"
"Mr. Esterhouse?"
"I vote no."
"Mr. Harris?"
"What if we all vote no?" Wade asked.
Randy answered, "I'll be voting yes."
"I mean, what if the board votes no?" Wade said. "The road doesn't get paved?"
"Lyle," Joe said, and Lyle startled. The poor county manager was as jumpy as a rabbit, anyway. "Explain what happens if we don't award the contract."
"Uh ... Joe, when we sent out the request for bids, we said the contract would be awarded to the qualified low bidder. If you don't award it, they could bring a lawsuit."
"So why do we even vote?" Wade asked.
"The county can't enter into a contract without the supervisors voting," Lyle said.
"So we have to vote, but we have to vote yes. Whatever. I vote yes."
"Mr. McCoy?" Patsy said.
"Yes," Randy said.
"Four in favor, one opposed."
"The motion passes," Joe said.
Why was she voting that way? Every vote she'd be reminding him that Mort wasn't here.
The reporter was awake and scribbling.
Keep going. "Next item." There'd be more bickering about this one, too. "Nomination to a county board. Mr. Stephen Carter has agreed to serve on the Planning Commission, to fill the open seat." Joe checked his watch again. He'd give them five minutes for their squabble. "You see his qualifications. Is there a motion to appoint him?"
Wade Harris stifled a yawn. "I move we appoint him."
Louise. "I'll second."
"Motion and second," Joe said. "Any discussion?"
"Joe." Randy McCoy was shaking his head. "I'm not sure about it. Mr. Carter certainly seems to be a nice man, and real smart, and I appreciate his willingness. But I just think someone should live here in the county for a while before we appoint him to the Planning Commission."
Carter himself was in the audience. "How long have you lived here, Mr. Carter?"
Joe asked.
"Five years, sir."
"How long do you think he should have to live here?" Wade asked.
Randy frowned. "Well, maybe longer than that. Especially if he doesn't live
right here in town."
Wade frowned back at him. "Now, that's your real problem, isn't it? He doesn't live right here in town. Your problem is that he lives in Gold Valley." He held up five fingers. "We've got five places on the Planning Commission. One's empty, that we're filling, and one's Duane Fowler, and he lives in Marker." He folded down two fingers. "And the other three are Ed Fiddler, who's your next-door neighbor, and Humphrey King, who's your cousin, and you." He pointed right at Randy. "Well, I think it's about time there was someone from Gold Valley on the commission. It's as much a part of the county as Wardsville."
Joe just watched and waited.
With Mort and Louise on the board, there'd been three of them with a lick of
sense and they'd get done what they needed. Without Mort it would be different. But even just the two of them would most often be enough. It would be tonight for appointing Carter.
"Now, Wade," Randy was saying, "it's not that he lives there in Gold Valley, which I know is part of the county, that's not what I'm saying. I'm only worried that, if he hasn't lived here but a couple years ..."
"Five years."
"... that he might not really have a good feel for how people do things here."
Joe checked his watch. He knew Randy plenty well and didn't trust him, either. Three more minutes.
And after this, they'd take up the letter.
Wade was getting hot. "And since I've only lived here four years, what's that supposed to mean exactly? None of the rest of you has ever lived in Gold Valley for a week, and it's as much a part of the county as Wardsville. In Raleigh the Planning Commission was divided by districts so everyone had a representative...."
"You aren't in Raleigh anymore, Wade," Randy said.
"You don't need to remind me. It is really obvious...."
"And you really don't need to remind us about Gold Valley being part of the county, because like I just said—"
"As long as we just pay our taxes and shut up—"
That was enough. Joe tapped his gavel. "As there is no further discussion, I think we're ready to vote." He'd have given them two more minutes if they'd stayed civil.
Louise patted Randy's arm. "It's only fair," she said.
The reporter wasn't even looking up, just writing. He'd have his article finished before the meeting was. Always sat in the back corner.
"Go ahead, Patsy," Joe said.
"Mrs. Brown?"
"Mr. Esterhouse?"
"I vote no."
"Mr. Harris?"
"Yes, yes, yes. Yes!"
"Mr. McCoy?"
"Well ... yes. But I still don't think he's necessarily the best person."
"We couldn't find anyone else, anyway," Louise said. "Thank you, Mr. Carter. We really do appreciate that you're willing."
"I'm glad to, Mrs. Brown."
"That's four in favor, one opposed," Patsy said.
"Motion carries," Joe said. Louise was right. Taken two months to find someone willing. "Next item."
This was the one.
If he'd felt like it, and if he'd had time, he'd have called someone in Raleigh to ask a couple of questions. Or he might have just ignored the letter and never said a thing about it. But there was a chance good might come of it. It was likely evil already had.
He took the letter out from his pile, as wicked evil as anything he'd ever seen.
It was about a road.
There was no trouble like there was with a road. A whole year of strife in one letter from Raleigh, and that would be for any road. This one would be worse.
"'North Carolina Department of Transportation has announced a limited one-time grant program to complete highway projects meeting certain criteria.'" He was reading the first page. "'The program is intended for high-priority projects of long standing.'" He glanced at Wade, but the man looked as ignorant as ever. "We would need to vote to apply."
"I'll move," Louise said.
Randy was frowning. "What project would we be applying for?"
"I'm sorry," Louise said. "Does that have to be in the motion?"
"It does," Joe said. "There's a pile of rules. We only have one project on the county plan that qualifies."
"What would that be?" Wade asked.
Joe leaned back and said the words. "To bring Gold River Highway over the mountain into Wardsville."
And that did it.
Everyone acted up together, even Louise. Even Patsy and Lyle. Right away there was a hubbub and people sitting up straight and the few of them in the room sounding more like twenty, like a chicken coop with a snake at the door. And that's what it was, anyway.
"Where did you get that?"
It was the reporter, from the audience, shouting over everyone else. Joe tapped
his gavel.
"We need that road," Wade said.
"Read it again," the reporter called.
"Patsy will make copies after the meeting," Joe said.
"Good gravy," Randy said. "You don't mean they actually might build it?"
"Why not?" Wade said, turning on Randy.
"Well, that's not what I'm saying," Randy was saying, "not that it shouldn't, it's just that I don't think we've ever really expected it. Joe, wasn't that on the plan even before you were on the board?"
"No, it wasn't." Even Gold River Highway wasn't that old. He could remember the hand-drawn maps and the engineer up from Asheville presenting them. "It was added in 1967."
"Lot has changed in thirty-nine years," Randy said.
"You bet it has," Wade said. "Like four hundred houses built in Gold Valley. I'll second that motion."
"Her motion didn't count," the reporter said.
"I don't think it did," Louise said.
"Then I'll do it," Wade said. "I move that we apply for this grant, whatever it is, to get Gold River Highway put over the mountain."
"Second?" Joe said.
"I'll second," Louise said.
"Now we can discuss it."
The reporter had moved up to the front row.
"What's to discuss?" Wade said. "That road is the most important project in Jefferson County."
"Well, now, I think we should discuss it," Randy said. "Like I said, a lot has changed in thirty-nine years. You know, that road would come over Ayawisgi Mountain right into Hemlock Street, and there's a lot of houses in there, too."
"Does it have to come in right there?" Louise asked.
"We've been over it on the Planning Commission a dozen times. The only place it can get over the mountain is through the gap, along where the dirt road is now, and right into Hemlock. The high school's on one side and the furniture factory's on the other side. That's the only place it can go."
"That's where it should go," Wade said.
"That is a residential neighborhood," Randy said, "and it's no place for a big highway."
"But that's where the road needs to go, for Pete's sake." Wade was practically yelling. "That's the point! So people in Gold Valley can get to the school and the factory and into town at all without having to go all the way out to the interstate."
"I don't think any of the city people with their vacation houses in Gold Valley are wanting to get to the furniture factory, or even the high school," Randy said.
"The furniture trucks might want a better way out to the interstate than right through Wardsville." If Wade had been surprised by all this, he was sure recovering fast. "And I've got a daughter at the high school who rides a bus forty minutes each way. Look, this has been the plan all along. And all that development in Gold Valley has been based on the plan."
"Maybe it's the plan, but nobody ever expected it to happen."
"That's what a plan is, Randy." Wade was about as exasperated as a man could be. "A plan is what you're expecting to happen. Everybody in Gold Valley sure has been expecting it."
"Joe," Louise said, giving people a chance to calm down, "I thought the state didn't have any money for new roads this year."
"It says there's twenty-five million dollars here in this program."
"Twenty-five million?" Randy said. "That's nothing."
"It's enough to build Gold River Highway," Wade said.
"But every county in the state is competing for it. Our share wouldn't be enough to put in a traffic light."
"We can still apply," Wade said.
"Is there a deadline, Joe?"
"February first."
"That's three weeks," Randy said. "We don't even have time."
"Four weeks," Wade said. "And how long does it take to vote on a resolution? Two
"But there'll be forms to fill out and engineering drawings to be made. We
couldn't do all that in three weeks."
"We only need the resolution," Joe said. "If we get approved, the state will do
the planning."
"Is this the only vote we'd have?" Louise asked.
"What's the timetable?" It was the reporter again.
Joe ignored him. "We'd vote again. What we're doing now is not the final vote. If our application is approved, we'd vote again when we saw the plans."
"Yeah, what is the timetable, anyway?" Wade asked.
Joe found the page of the letter. " 'Application, February first.' "
"Wait a minute." The fool reporter again. He'd dropped his notebook and was on the floor getting it. "Okay, go ahead."
"Announcement of projects approved, April board meeting," Joe said. "Presentation of engineering concept drawings, July board meeting. Public comment period following. Final county board approval by January first of next year. Detailed engineering and putting out for bids, approximately one more year. Construction begins after that." He handed the page to Wade. "If we were approved, we'd vote in December. They'd start work about a year and a half later."
"There is no way we'll get accepted," Randy said. "Now, in my opinion, I don't think we should apply if we're not even going to be approved. Those folks in Raleigh have plenty to do as it is without going through a bunch of papers from us way out here that don't have any chance of being accepted anyway."
Wade was staring at him, full flabbergasted.
"Are you flat crazy?" he finally said.
Joe tapped his gavel. "Any more discussion?"
Louise had a question. "Joe, why only four weeks? I've never heard of such a short deadline."
"The letter came back in October."
"Nobody saw it?" she asked.
"It came to Mort," Joe said. Then he had to wait a minute. "He was the county contact for the Department of Transportation. It was out at his house. I only saw it yesterday." He glanced out at the audience, at the one person who hadn't yet said a word. "I think we'll vote now. Go ahead, Patsy."
"Wait a minute!"
Joe was already plenty angry without the fool reporter interrupting every two minutes. "The board is not accepting public comment," he said.
"You can't just vote!" the reporter said. "Nobody even knows what you're doing!" "There's no requirement to schedule public hearings before we apply. Go ahead."
"Mrs. Brown?" Patsy said.
"Joe, you're sure we'd vote again if it's approved?" Louise said.
"That's what it says."
"Well ... I'd want to think more about it. But to apply, I'll say yes."
"Mr. Esterhouse?"
"I vote no."
"Mr. Harris?"
"Yes, so it passes. Good."
"Mr. McCoy?"
"Well, it's already passed, so it doesn't matter."
Patsy waited. "Are you abstaining?"
"What? Oh. Well, I really don't think we should apply, and even more I don't think we should build a road, but I hate to vote no and seem contrary when something's already passed."
"What are you voting?" Wade asked.
"I suppose I'll say yes, since it doesn't matter anyway. But I know it won't get approved."
"That's four in favor, one opposed," Patsy said.
"Motion carries," Joe said. "Lyle, you'll make sure someone in the office fills in the forms?"
"I will, Joe." Lyle would probably do it himself. He was about all the engineering staff the county had. Patsy would check it over to make sure it was done right.
"And if it does get approved, somehow," Randy was saying, "I think a lot of people will have a lot to say about it."
"You bet they will," Wade said.
"There will be time for public comment," Joe said. "Everybody will have plenty of opportunity to say their piece."
"But it won't get accepted," Randy said. "So it doesn't really matter."
They'd know soon enough. Joe put the papers back in the envelope and handed it to Lyle. He might still call Raleigh, or he might just wait. There was nothing he could do to head off the fight they'd surely just started.
Roads were a mess, and this one would be like nothing any of them had ever seen. The reporter would stir it up even worse. That's what the man thrived on. He already had another page filled with his scrawls.
And it wasn't just that people here in the county could fight with each other. This would have people outside fighting, too. That made Wade worth watching.
Or maybe it wasn't worth anything, not anymore. Just let the lot of them have their way and do what they wanted.
He was still hating being here. Because now was time for the last item, and the hardest one. Not hard for the others—just for him, and maybe for Louise. "Final item. Proposal to put up a suitable monument in the flower bed outside the courthouse in honor of Morton Walker and his service to the county."
Silence. For this, not one of them dared to say anything. None of them had any right to say a word, even Louise. For thirty-two years Mort had been on this board, a better man than these two schoolchildren arguing over every blame thing.
Everyone in the county had known him, and not a one would have even run against him for respect of what an upright man he was. Not a one, but her.
Who knew how the idea had got into her head ten years ago. She'd run in every election she could since then, and never gotten more than a dozen votes. She'd run last November against Mort, an insult to the whole county, but nothing to even take notice of.
Then Mort had died three days before the election.
Joe forced himself to look to his left, past Wade, and there she was, sitting where Mort should have been sitting right now. She'd gotten her usual ten votes in the election, but there was no else who'd got any, because Mort, his friend, was dead.
He hated it.
"Go ahead, Patsy."
"Mrs. Brown?"
"Yes. Of course."
"Mr. Esterhouse?"
He didn't want to hear her even speak. What right did she, of all people, have to be here voting on this, of all things?
"I vote no."
Silence, again.
"Keep going," Joe said.
"Mr. Harris?"
"Mr. McCoy?"
"Four in favor, one opposed," Patsy said.
"Motion carries," Joe said. "Any other business?"
He waited just long enough for it to be a wait. "This meeting is adjourned." He stood and walked to his right, behind Randy and Louise.
"Joe?" That was Minnie Walker. The one other person in the audience. "Thank you. Mort would appreciate it."
"The least we could do."
"I hope that letter doesn't cause any trouble. I'd have brought it before but I kept forgetting."
"It doesn't make a difference," he said.
He tried to leave the room before anyone would say anything else, but Wade Harris was talking to Louise. He tried not to hear it but he did.
"Mort would have voted for the road," Wade was saying. "Bad luck he died right when he did."
Excerpted from: Road to Nowhere by Paul Robertson. Copyright © 2008; ISBN 9780764203251 Published by Bethany House Publishers. Used by permission. Unauthorized duplication prohibited.


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With Clash of the Titans getting an update, the time is perfect for Ryan Mauskopf's humorous illustrations placing Greek mythological figures in the modern world. Too bad most gods and monsters aren't quite ready for modern life.
For this year's junior thesis project, the School of Visual Arts asked students to transform Greek myths. Mauskopf decided to imagine how certain mythical beings might fare in the modern world. The projects are on display in New York at SVA's Chelsea Gallery.
SVA Junior Thesis: Greek Mythology Transformed [Concept Art World via Super Punch]
Cerberus and the Hillbilly Hooligans
Charon and the Coast Guard
Cronus and the Delicious Baby
Hermes and the Po-Po
Icarus and the Jumbo Jet
Medusa and the Optometrist
The Cyclops and the 3D Movie
Triton and the Fishing Net


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ECO:nomics: Should We Export Natural Gas?
As natural gas production in the U.S. increases past our rate of consumption Thomas F. Farrell II, Chairman, President and CEO of Dominion Resources tells WSJ's Russel Gold that companies could profit from exporting the resource.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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